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Debra K. Borkovitz is a Clinical Professor of Mathematics and Mathematics Education at Boston University. Her office is located in CDS 425. She is committed to innovative teaching methodologies, including mastery grading and ungrading, and advocates for inclusive educational policies accommodating students with chronic illnesses. Her research and writing focus on mathematics pedagogy, fraction operations, and the integration of technology in education.
Dr. Borkovitz’s work emphasizes compassionate approaches to syllabus design and classroom management. She has explored challenges faced by educators and students with health issues, advocating for supportive academic environments. Her contributions include developing resources for fraction education, critiquing educational technologies, and creating engaging geometric visualizations through animations and interactive applets.
Her publications span topics such as MOOCs in programming education, chronic illness management in academia, and problem-solving strategies in mathematics. She has also shared insights on adapting teaching practices during personal health challenges and fostering student engagement through creative methods.
No scientific awards are listed for Dr. Borkovitz. Her advising and grant activities are not detailed in the available information. She maintains an active blog and has contributed to educational resources, including handouts on syllabus policies and fraction-based learning activities.
