Kelly W. Edenfield
Clinical Associate Professor, University of Georgia
Dr. Edenfield currently works with prospective and practicing mathematics teachers on how to provide meaningful, engaging learning opportunities to students in grades PK-12.
About
I taught high school mathematics for eight years, serving as a co-department chair of a twenty-plus member mathematics department for four of those years. After earning her PhD at the University of Georgia, I taught for two years at Kennesaw State University.
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Pursuing a new dream, I joined the Carnegie Learning, Inc., professional learning team, providing content and pedagogical professional development in 25 states. Eventually, I joined the Instructional Design team and co-authored the 2017 Middle School Mathematics Series.
In 2017, I began "living the dream" teaching at my alma mater, the University of Georgia. I strive to prepare thoughtful, reflective mathematics teachers who are ready to be change-agents in their schools and for their students.
Bachelor of Science in Education
The secondary mathematics education program prepares prospective educators to teach mathematics to students in grades 6-12. The program is based on years of research on teaching and teacher education. Our graduates are amazing teachers and mentors. Visit our site to watch a video and learn what is special about our program.
Master of Arts in Teaching
Do you have a degree in a mathematics-related career? Have you thought about becoming a mathematics teacher? Modeling real-world phenomena is an essential part of mathematics education, and we need your expertise.
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Do you need funding? Check out the Noyce Fellowship.
