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Temple Walkowiak serves as Associate Professor of Mathematics Education in the Department of STEM Education at North Carolina State University, holding the University Faculty Scholar designation while coordinating the EEMS Doctoral Concentration and M.Ed. Program in Elementary Education (Math/Science).
Her educational credentials include:
- Ph.D. in Mathematics Education, University of Virginia, 2010
- M.Ed. in Middle Grades (4-8) Education, James Madison University, 1998
- B.S. in Mathematics, James Madison University, 1997
Dr. Walkowiak specializes in measuring mathematics teaching practices in elementary classrooms and investigating teacher knowledge development in K-5 settings. Her research examines how educators cultivate effective instructional strategies to support marginalized students in rigorous mathematics, with direct applications for professional development programs and teacher education curricula.
Her scientific recognition includes:
- University Faculty Scholar (2020-2021)
She co-leads an NSF-funded project with Jonee Wilson measuring high-quality instructional practices for marginalized students in mathematics. Her teaching portfolio includes courses on children's mathematical reasoning, K-5 number systems, and STEM education leadership. Dr. Walkowiak actively collaborates with the Belk Center and Friday Institute on college-wide educational initiatives.
