Sarah Ferguson is an assistant professor of mathematics at the University of Cincinnati.Denise Polojac-Chenoweth is an instructional and curricular coach and mathematics specialist in the Hillsborough County Public Schools, Florida.

• Contents (Tentative)PrefaceIntroductionPart I: Understanding Problem-Based Instruction1.  What Is Problem-Based Instruction2.  PBI Teaching Strategies3.  PBI Lesson PlanningPart II: Sample Lessons4.  Designing a Gingerbread HouseLiza Bondurant5.  Creating Living Spaces for Mars ExplorationJulian Viera Jr., Noé Guevara, Lily Rader, and Olga Kosheleva6.  Redesigning Cereal ContainersSarah Ferguson7.  Playground CastlesJada Hastings and Sarah Ferguson8.  Quadratic Equations Explored Through Roller CoastersSarah Ferguson, Thomas Johnson, Christopher Karhan, and Eric Lefebvre9.  Birds of FuryMary E. S. Miller and Scott A. Courtney10.  My First CarDenise Polojac-Chenoweth11.  Mini-Golf MadnessDenise L. Polojac-Chenoweth12.  Circles and Conclusions of Their Tangent LinesMitchell Fricke13.  Listening to the Sound of Sine WavesNicole Sebek14.  Statistics Explored through the Principle of Airplane FlightKuan-Chun Chen and Cheng-Yao Lin15.  The Pollster ProjectHeather HolcombAppendixReferencesIndexAbout the Editors and Contributors

“ Implementing Problem-Based Instruction in Secondary Mathematics Classrooms will be exceedingly useful for several audiences…. While other books speak in general terms about PBI, this book clearly and concisely defines it and provides a wealth of specific examples. It is a useful book to add to one’s professional mathematics education library.”—Teachers College Record

Sarah Ferguson is an assistant professor of mathematics at the University of Cincinnati.Denise Polojac-Chenoweth is an instructional and curricular coach and mathematics specialist in the Hillsborough County Public Schools, Florida.

• Contents (Tentative)PrefaceIntroductionPart I: Understanding Problem-Based Instruction1.  What Is Problem-Based Instruction2.  PBI Teaching Strategies3.  PBI Lesson PlanningPart II: Sample Lessons4.  Designing a Gingerbread HouseLiza Bondurant5.  Creating Living Spaces for Mars ExplorationJulian Viera Jr., Noé Guevara, Lily Rader, and Olga Kosheleva6.  Redesigning Cereal ContainersSarah Ferguson7.  Playground CastlesJada Hastings and Sarah Ferguson8.  Quadratic Equations Explored Through Roller CoastersSarah Ferguson, Thomas Johnson, Christopher Karhan, and Eric Lefebvre9.  Birds of FuryMary E. S. Miller and Scott A. Courtney10.  My First CarDenise Polojac-Chenoweth11.  Mini-Golf MadnessDenise L. Polojac-Chenoweth12.  Circles and Conclusions of Their Tangent LinesMitchell Fricke13.  Listening to the Sound of Sine WavesNicole Sebek14.  Statistics Explored through the Principle of Airplane FlightKuan-Chun Chen and Cheng-Yao Lin15.  The Pollster ProjectHeather HolcombAppendixReferencesIndexAbout the Editors and Contributors

“ Implementing Problem-Based Instruction in Secondary Mathematics Classrooms will be exceedingly useful for several audiences…. While other books speak in general terms about PBI, this book clearly and concisely defines it and provides a wealth of specific examples. It is a useful book to add to one’s professional mathematics education library.”—Teachers College Record

Sarah Ferguson is an assistant professor of mathematics at the University of Cincinnati.Denise Polojac-Chenoweth is an instructional and curricular coach and mathematics specialist in the Hillsborough County Public Schools, Florida.

• Contents (Tentative)PrefaceIntroductionPart I: Understanding Problem-Based Instruction1.  What Is Problem-Based Instruction2.  PBI Teaching Strategies3.  PBI Lesson PlanningPart II: Sample Lessons4.  Designing a Gingerbread HouseLiza Bondurant5.  Creating Living Spaces for Mars ExplorationJulian Viera Jr., Noé Guevara, Lily Rader, and Olga Kosheleva6.  Redesigning Cereal ContainersSarah Ferguson7.  Playground CastlesJada Hastings and Sarah Ferguson8.  Quadratic Equations Explored Through Roller CoastersSarah Ferguson, Thomas Johnson, Christopher Karhan, and Eric Lefebvre9.  Birds of FuryMary E. S. Miller and Scott A. Courtney10.  My First CarDenise Polojac-Chenoweth11.  Mini-Golf MadnessDenise L. Polojac-Chenoweth12.  Circles and Conclusions of Their Tangent LinesMitchell Fricke13.  Listening to the Sound of Sine WavesNicole Sebek14.  Statistics Explored through the Principle of Airplane FlightKuan-Chun Chen and Cheng-Yao Lin15.  The Pollster ProjectHeather HolcombAppendixReferencesIndexAbout the Editors and Contributors

“ Implementing Problem-Based Instruction in Secondary Mathematics Classrooms will be exceedingly useful for several audiences…. While other books speak in general terms about PBI, this book clearly and concisely defines it and provides a wealth of specific examples. It is a useful book to add to one’s professional mathematics education library.”—Teachers College Record