Vince DeBlase

Vince DeBlase, Editor

Vince is one of the original staff members of Words & Numbers.Vince is responsible for editing and writing test preparation workbooks and assessment items, editing teacher's editions, and managing projects.Among the projects he has managed are developments for a grade 6 teacher's edition and a grade 8 student's edition problem-solving workbook.He has also worked on a pre-calculus teacher's edition, algebra 2 teacher's edition, and DVD-based algebra and middle school mathematics lessons.

Before joining Words & Numbers, Vince taught high school mathematics and computer science in Maryland for 32 years.He was also involved in writing mathematics and computer science curricula for Baltimore County Public Schools, as well as developing and teaching educational technology courses for the Johns Hopkins University in Maryland.He has lectured at local and national levels on the use of technology in education.After retiring from teaching, Vince became a curriculum developer, writing courses for use on the Internet.

Vince received a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics and a Master of Education degree in Mathematics Education from Loyola College in Maryland.He won a National Science Foundation (NSF) grant to study computer programming at Portland State College for one summer and an NSF grant to study mathematics at Stanford University for three summers.Vince has more than seventy credits beyond his Master's degree.

Vince DeBlase
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Vince DeBlaseEditor

Vince is responsible for editing and writing Test Preparation Workbooks and Assessment items, editing Teacher's Editions, and managing projects.Among the projects he has managed are developments for a Grade 6 Teacher's Edition and a Grade 8 Student's Edition problem-solving Workbook.He has also worked on a Precalculus Teacher's Edition, Algebra 2 Teacher's Edition, and DVD-based Middle School Mathematics lessons.

For thirty-two years Vince taught High School Mathematics and Computer Science in Maryland.He was also involved in writing Mathematics and Computer Science curricula for Baltimore County Public Schools, as well as developing and teaching educational Technology courses for the Johns Hopkins University in Maryland.He has lectured at local and national levels on the use of Technology in education.After retiring from teaching, Vince became a curriculum developer, writing courses for use on the Internet.

Vince received a bachelor of science degree in mathematics and a master of education degree in mathematics education from Loyola College in Maryland.He won a National Science Foundation (NSF) grant to study computer programming at Portland State College for one summer and an NSF grant to study mathematics at Stanford University for three summers.Vince has more than seventy credits beyond his master's degree.

Vince DeBlase
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Vince DeBlase

Editor

Vince is responsible for editing and writing Test Preparation Workbooks and Assessment items, editing Teacher's Editions, and managing projects.Among the projects he has managed are developments for a Grade 6 Teacher's Edition and a Grade 8 Student's Edition problem-solving Workbook.He has also worked on a Precalculus Teacher's Edition, Algebra 2 Teacher's Edition, and DVD-based Middle School Mathematics lessons.

For thirty-two years Vince taught High School Mathematics and Computer Science in Maryland.He was also involved in writing
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After retiring from teaching, Vince became a curriculum developer, writing courses for use on the Internet.

Vince received a bachelor of science degree in mathematics and a master of education degree in mathematics education from Loyola College in Maryland.He won a National Science Foundation (NSF) grant to study computer programming at Portland State College for one summer and an NSF grant to study mathematics at Stanford University for three summers.Vince has more than seventy credits beyond his master's degree.

Vince DeBlaseEditorVince is responsible for editing and writing test preparation workbooks and assessment items, editing teacher editions, and managing projects.Among the projects he managed were development for a grade 6 TE and a grade 8 PE problem-solving workbook.He also worked on a precalculus TE and Algebra 2 TE.

For 32 years Vince taught high school mathematics and computer science in Baltimore County, Maryland.He was also involved in writing mathematics and computer science curricula for Baltimore County Public Schools, as well as developing and teaching educational technology courses for the Johns Hopkins University.He has lectured at local and national levels on the use of technology in education.After retiring from teaching, Vince became a curriculum developer, writing courses for use on the Internet.

Vince received a BS degree in Mathematics and an MEd in Mathematics Education from Loyola College, Maryland.He won an NSF grant to study computer programming at Portland State College for one summer and an NSF grant to study Mathematics at Stanford University for three summers.Vince has more than 70 credits beyond his master's degree.