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Special Focus: The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus Mark Howell is a teacher of AP Calculus and AP Computer Science at Gonzaga College High School. Mark has served the AP community as a workshop leader, AP Exam Reader, Table Leader, and Question Leader. He was also a member of the AP Calculus Development Committee from 1996 to 1999. Mark won the Siemens Award for Advanced Placement in 1999, the Tandy Technology Scholars Award the same year, and a state-level Presidential Teacher Award in 1993. Stephen Kokoska is a professor of mathematics at Bloomsburg University. He is a consultant for the College Board and has been the BC Exam Leader at the AP Calculus Reading. Steve’s research interests include the statistical analysis of cancer chemoprevention experiments. This work involves the development of mathematical models and innovative statistical methods to evaluate cancer-inhibiting or enhancing substances. Steven Olson teaches mathematics at both Hingham High School and Northeastern University. Steve has been an AP Exam Reader since 1980 and has taught AP Calculus since 1970. He was a member of the AP Calculus Development Committee from 1993 to 1996 and continues to lead AP institutes around the country for the College Board. Steve is a state-level winner of the Presidential Award and a winner of the Siemens Award, and he was the New England Outstanding AP Teacher of the Year in 2001. Larry Riddle is a professor of mathematics at Agnes Scott College. He served as the Chief Reader for the AP Calculus Exam from 2000 to 2003. Larry and his math students have created a Web site on women mathematicians, which has been featured on NPR’s 51 Percent and in numerous articles. His interest in the use of technology in teaching mathematics has led him to develop a software program called IFS Construction Kit for teaching about the fractals associated with iterated function systems. J. T. Sutcliffe, who holds the Founders Master Teaching Chair at St. Mark’s School of Texas, was an AP Calculus Reader and Table Leader from 1977 to 1988 and an Exam Leader from 1989 to 1992. She served on the AP Calculus Development Committee from 1979 to 1982. A recipient of the Presidential Award for Mathematics Teaching and Siemens and Tandy Technology Scholars Awards, she has served as a College Board consultant and led many AP institutes since 1980. Lisa Townsley joined the faculty at Benedictine University in 1987. Lisa teaches a variety of mathematics courses, including calculus, linear and abstract algebra, and discrete mathematics. Her interests lie in writing about group cohomology, working with student researchers, and effectively employing technology in classroom discovery. Lisa has been a Question Leader at the AP Calculus Reading and is a frequent contributor to AP Central. AP® Calculus: 2006–2007 Workshop Materials 127
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