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Elizabeth Fennema
Elizabeth Fennema (born Elizabeth Hammer in 1928) is an educator specializing the teaching of mathematics.
==Education==
She attended the local Methodist college for two years and then transferred to Kansas State University where she majored in psychology.
She received her master's degree in education from the University of Wisconsin in 1952.
In 1962 Kathryn Clarenbach (a founder of NOW) sent out a questionnaire inquiring of unemployed or underemployed wives of university professors who were interested in a career. As a result of this process Fennema was asked to be a supervisor of student teachers. In this positions she worked for Vere DeVault who encouraged her to pursue a doctorate in education and served as her dissertation adviser. She began in 1962 and received the degree in 1969 in curriculum and instruction in mathematics education. In 1962 "new math" was in vogue and many educators were thinking deeply about how to teach mathematical understanding to students. Fennema recognized the importance of a good foundation in mathematics was critical for all students leading to her interest in math education.
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