This summer, doc candidate Amanda Provost gave two talks at ICME in Sydney, Australia. These presentations were the outcomes of her work as a research assistant working in Dr. Panorkou’s project on integrating math and science learning through interactive simulations. Great job!
Excited to share the second of two articles published in NCTM's Mathematics Teacher: Learning and Teaching PK-12 journal today in their science collaborative issue! https://t.co/QpvimAltV6
Excited to share one of two articles published in NCTM's Mathematics Teacher: Learning and Teaching PK-12 journal today in their science collaborative issue! https://t.co/wcNYmhru3b
The Math Dept and NJAMTE recently hosted an event at MSU about mathematical modeling education. It was an evening filled with COMAP, our doc modeling group, and Dr. Henry Pollak! Special thanks to Dr. Nicole Panorkou for organizing such a successful evening.
Why does @Zoom not have away message background options yet? Like why can't I set an away message instead of a video background or profile image if my camera is off, when I step away from the computer for a minute? Am I the only one who wants this?
Math Education PhD candidate Amanda Provost was a co-leader (with five other researchers from across the world) of the Gender and Sexuality in Math Education Working Group at the annual Psychology of Mathematics Education conference in Reno, Nevada. Nice work Amanda!
So thankful to have been invited to be part of this working group's leadership team this year @PME_NA#PMENA45. We had wonderful conversations about gender and sexuality research in mathematics education.
Looking forward to @PME_NA in Reno! In addition to the working group, come check out "Increasing Student Engagement in Mathematical Modeling Through Teacher Professional Development" @ 8:30am M10/2 or "Exploring Lunar Phases by Co-Splitting Fractions and Angles" @ 4pm
PhD student Amanda Provost & Dr. Panorkou presented their work on “Orchestrating Students’ System Thinking about the Rock Cycle'' at the meeting of the International Society of the Learning Sciences (ISLS) in Montreal, Canada. Co-authors were also students Toni York & Su San Lim.
On April 26, many students from the Math Education Doctoral Program presented their research at the Student Research Symposium. You can read more about these students’ presentations in the link: https://t.co/hRSPKkBEmi
Congratulations to all of these scholars!
Presented about student mathematical reasoning of the Lunar Phases at #AERA2023@AERADivC Roundtable yesterday! Looking forward to attending more sessions today @AERA_EdResearch in Chicago!
#Teachers, looking for #lesson ideas for #EarthDay2023 ? Have your #students measure and collect data on air quality in their school. You can see other lesson ideas for #STEM on air pollution at https://t.co/sLyNmYvYyL
I interviewed a former teacher of the year who left the profession last year. I asked her why she made the decision to leave.
Her response: “As a teacher, I was in a no-win situation. I worked harder than ever, for less pay, and had been vilified for it. NO THANK YOU!"
Did you know that the indoor air quality (IAQ) in schools can affect student attendance and performance?
Learn more at https://t.co/sLyNmYvYyL.
#NationalCleanAirMonth is coming in May. Prepare #lessons and activities for your #students.