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• I read the instructions incorrectly on my doctoral qualifying exam in graduate school and had to finish the parts I overlooked overnight along with a qualifying paper I had to write that night (!)
• I never published my dissertation and there are countless articles I never got around to writing. Effectively, the list of articles I never wrote is longer than my list of articles published!
• There are many students, from classes I taught, who I never "reached" or for whom my approaches never resonated.
• I have a list of countless rejected grant proposals.

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Mika--I always have at least one paper on the tarmac that has been rejected, on stand-by and ready to fly to a more suitable home.  

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Mika--I always have at least one paper on the tarmac that has been rejected, on stand-by and ready to fly to a more suitable home.  

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Too many NSF rejections to list, but a couple ended up being fruitful proposals, leading to fun and engaging projects.

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Teo Paoletti - Journal/proposal rejections

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Teo Paoletti - Journal/proposal rejections

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I have been authors/coauthors on several papers/proposals rejected from JRME, FLM, IJRUME, NCTM, PMENA, AMTE just to name a few!

Taking the feedback, we've been able to turn some of these around into publications elsewhere. Others are still in the "waiting" bin...

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Spencer: The Mid-CoRe project:

Investigating Middle-school Students’ Covariational Reasoning

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I got my most rejections from AERA. Still, I submit proposals there every single year.
(I have two presentations there this year! Yay!)

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- National Science Foundation. Submitted July 2017.Principal Investigator. Designing a Digital game learning system for Dynamic Measurement.
- Spencer Foundation. Submitted March 2014, August 2014 and February 2015 (yes 3 times!). Principal Investigator. The TRIG Project: Developing a trajectory of Transformation-based reasoning in Geometry.

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These four grants were not funded.

Spencer: Child’s Play: Development and Evaluation of a Mathematical Microworld for Learning Qualitative Geometry

NEH Digital Humanities: Distributed Biography: A Deleuzian Approach to the Expression of Human Experience

Spencer: The TRIG Project: Developing a trajectory of Transformation-based Reasoning In Geometry

NSF Eager: Teachers Making for Mathematical Learning

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Erin Krupa -- list of unfunded grants, I've had two additional since I made this list......and our Noyce was initially rejected.

Grants (Unfunded)

Spencer Foundation (proposal submitted 2015). Co-Principal Investigator, Mathematics Common Planning Time: Developing a Sustainable Professional Development Model.

National Science Foundation (proposal submitted 2012). Co-Principal Investigator, Supporting the Implementation of the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics in a Large Urban School District.

National Academy of Education (proposal submitted 2013). Principal Investigator, Evaluating Measures of Effective Mathematics Teaching.

Institute of Educational Sciences (proposal submitted 2011), Co-Principal Investigator, Formative Assessment and Learning Trajectories: A Scalable Intervention for Improving Math Skills for College and Career Readiness [in collaboration with the National Academies Foundation].

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In all, I've had about a dozen papers rejected from NCTM, AERA, IDC, PMENA, AMTNJ, and AMTE.

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It took 2 years to publish Greenstein (2016) because it was rejected from 3 other journals.

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- My Panorkou & Pratt (2016) paper was initially rejected by JMB.
- I have another dissertation article still unpublished because it has been rejected by two journals.