Background
Allen, Betty Rea was born on October 5, 1937 in Memphis, Tennessee, United States. Daughter of Felix Judson and Eva Katheryn (Rea) Allen.
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Betty Rea Allen
Edit ProfileEducation
Bachelor of Science, Ouachita Baptist College, 1959; Master of Arts, George Peabody College, 1960; Master of Science, Texas Woman's U., 1968; student, Louisiana State University, 1961.
Career
Mathematics teacher, Benton (Arkansas) Public Schools, 1960-1961;
mathematics teacher, Charleston (Missouri) Public Schools, 1961-1964;
mathematics teacher, Hughes (Arkansas) Public Schools, since 1964. Sponsor Mu Alpha Theta, Hughes, 1976-1993, student county, Hughes, 1967-1993, quiz team coach since 1986. Teacher East. Arkansas Community College, 1994.
Consultant algebracurriculum Arkansas Department Education, Little Rock, 1984.
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Membership
Member Parent-Teachers Association (life, president 1981-1982, vice president 1971-1972, 80-81). Treasurer Hughes 1st Baptist Church. Member American Association of University Women, National Education Association, Hughes Education Association (president 1980-1981), Mathematics Association American, National Council Teachers Mathematics Arkansas Council Teachers Mathematics (Executive Committee 1981-1985, grantee 1986), National Association Student Activity Advisers, Arkansas for Gifted andTalented Education, Delta Kappa Gamma (secretary 1970), MENSA.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Recipient Presidential award National Science Foundation, 1987, Tandy Technology scholars Outstanding Teacher award, 1990, 91, Educator Recognition award Arkansas Governor's School, 1990, 91. Named Outstanding Teacher of Year Arkansas Power & Light, 1987. Kodak and National Education Association grantee, 1983, Arkansas Scottish Rite grantee, 1966, 67, Southwestern Bell grantee, 1989, Arkansas Power & Light grantee, 1992.Recipient Presidential award National Science Foundation, 1987, Tandy Technology scholars Outstanding Teacher award, 1990, 91, Educator Recognition award Arkansas Governor's School, 1990, 91. Named Outstanding Teacher of Year Arkansas Power & Light, 1987. Kodak and National Education Association grantee, 1983, Arkansas Scottish Rite grantee, 1966, 67, Southwestern Bell grantee, 1989, Arkansas Power & Light grantee, 1992.