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Joan started a Montessori school and taught children, ages 3-half-dozen years, as a Montessori teacher. She studied the Suzuki method and used information technology to teach violin and piano to young children. She as well tutored children with learning bug and taught junior high mathematics.

Dr. Cotter founded Activities for Learning, designed the double-sided AL Abacus and wrote RightStart Mathematics, a comprehensive K-4

Joan started a Montessori school and taught children, ages 3-6 years, as a Montessori instructor. She studied the Suzuki method and used it to teach violin and piano to young children. She also tutored children with learning bug and taught inferior high mathematics.

Dr. Cotter founded Activities for Learning, designed the double-sided AL Abacus and wrote RightStart Mathematics, a comprehensive Yard-four mathematics program that incorporates visualization, the AL Abacus, and math card games. The RightStart curriculum is an outgrowth of her doctoral enquiry. Currently, she is writing centre schoolhouse math curriculum, conducting workshops, and presenting at conferences nationally and internationally.

Dr. Joan A. Cotter received her BSEE (electrical engineering) from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and MACI (curriculum and didactics) from College of St. Thomas (now University of St. Thomas, Minnesota), and earned her Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota (mathematics education).

Joan worked as an engineer at Univac (now Unisys), resigning when her children were born. She taught her three children at habitation earlier and afterward schoolhouse and during summertime vacations. To aid them learn their bones arithmetic, she devised card games that became the basis of her first volume, Math Card Games: 300 Games for Learning and Enjoying Math.

Joan and her married man, Al, have 3 adult children and four grandchildren.

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