Dr. Carole E. Greenes
Professor, Mathematics Education
Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts
Carole Greenes received her Ed. D from Boston University. She teaches courses focusing
on mathematics education research, curriculum issues, and programs for young children.
She is author or co-author of more than 300 books and articles, and five musical
mysteries and histories of mathematics education. Among her publications are: Big Math
for Little Kids, Groundworks: Algebraic Thinking, Hot Math Topics, Houghton Mifflin
Mathematics, Mathletics , the NCTM Navigations Series (PreK-Grade 2), The abc’s of
Algebra, and Niktu. Dr Greenes is co-PI for the National Science Foundation’s Focus on
Mathematics for middle and high school students; and member of the Executive
Committee of The Conference Board of The Mathematical Sciences, Steering Committee
for NCTM’s Navigations Series, College Board’s Curriculum Vertical Alignment
committee, and Chelsea, Massachusetts School Management Team. She is a past
President of the National Council of Supervisors of Mathematics. In 2003, Dr. Greenes
was elected to the Massachusetts Mathematics Educators’ Hall of Fame.