Marcie F Abramson

Marcie F Abramson serves as a Lecturer in Mathematics and Education within the Interdepartmental Program in Education at Brandeis University, teaching ED 235a Elementary Teaching and Learning Math and MATH 3A Explorations in Mathematics to undergraduate students.

Her academic foundation includes:

• Ed.M. from Boston University
• B.S. from Boston University

A specialist in K-8 mathematics education, Abramson focuses on practical instructional methodologies for elementary and middle school curricula. Her work emphasizes exploratory learning techniques and accessible resource development for students in grades 5-8, bridging theoretical education frameworks with classroom implementation.

She received the Massachusetts Mathematics Teacher Hall of Fame award in 2018 from the Association of Teachers of Mathematics in Massachusetts, recognizing her significant contributions to mathematics pedagogy.

With extensive classroom experience spanning elementary, middle, and high school levels, Abramson has authored multiple mathematics textbooks for grades 5-8. Her educational materials prioritize student engagement through real-world applications and structured problem-solving approaches, reflecting her commitment to foundational mathematics literacy.