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Direct linkCapezzi, Rita; Kinsey, L. Christine – PRIMUS, 2016
We describe our experiences in team-teaching an honors seminar on mathematics and literature. We focus particularly on two of the texts we read: Georges Perec's "How to Ask Your Boss for a Raise" and Alain Robbe-Grillet's "Jealousy," both of which make use of iterative structures.
Descriptors: Teaching Experience, Team Teaching, Mathematics Instruction, Literature
