Doc candidate Toni York, PhD grad Dr. Erell Germia, and advisor Dr. Nicole Panorkou recently published the paper “Using Debugging As A Platform For Transdisciplinary Learning” in Cognition and Instruction. The paper describes a Scratch programming activity...link in comments!
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.
Congratulations to Dr. Erell Germia and Dr. Alfred Limbere who celebrated earning their PhDs in Mathematics Education alongside their faculty advisors Drs. Nicole Panorkou and Steven Greenstein during the May 2023 commencement ceremony. The department is so proud of you!
Happy faces of our MA and MS students in Dr. Panorkou’s MATH 513 class on Educational Technology for School Mathematics! Find more info about our fully online MA program in Teaching Middle Grades Mathematics here: https://t.co/eVFSMEOs40
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.
Math Teacher Educators in NJ: @amtnj & NJAMTE are co-sponsoring a Math Art contest for college students based on the theme “How do you show your love of mathematics?”.
Details- https://t.co/gTyINfH1w8
Please share with your colleagues and students!
@kerrigan_john @panorkou
Our AMTNJ Winter Newsletter is now available on our website, https://t.co/VQRFaOfruC, featuring articles from NJ math teachers and leaders. We have something for everyone! @KLTeehan
Congrats to doc student Toni York, our recent graduate Dr. Erell Germia, and their advisor @panorkou for publishing a paper in Digital Experiences in Mathematics Education! Check out their work about students' transitions between related artifacts here: https://t.co/KmfimHSKpE
Congratulations to our 2023 AMTNJ Leadership Slate! Thank you to all of our volunteers who are invested in the teaching and learning of mathematics. @KLTeehan@SerbayZambak @DiannaNJMathEdu @harpgirl555 @ms_murphyPVHS@panorkou
Congratulations to doc student Erell Germia and her advisor @panorkou who published the paper “Integrating math and science content through covariational reasoning: the case of gravity” in the journal Mathematical Thinking and Learning! Check it out at:
https://t.co/4rEZrP20gg
In exploring volume measurement dynamically, students’ multiplicative reasoning can be described as a unified construct of the product of measure and coordinated measurement perspectives. Read more of this work by @panorkou here: https://t.co/lfsSF0KGSg
While generating volume dynamically “students not only perceived volume as an attribute of a static space that is measured but also as a dynamic relationship between three quantities working together.” Read more of this work by @panorkou here: https://t.co/lfsSF0KGSg
From our newest article: In Dynamic Measurement not only do students decompose a larger unit into a collection of smaller units, but they also decompose the volume unit into an area and a length measure. Read more of @panorkou 's work here: https://t.co/lfsSF0KGSg
Hey RedHawks of the Math Department! We are so proud of everything you have accomplished this spring. In the photo, students from our MA & MS programs celebrate their last class of MATH513 (Edu Tech for School Math) alongside Dr. Panorkou. Have a wonderful summer break, everyone!
At the @AERA_EdResearch conference today, doc students Toni York & Erell Germia discussed the design of an integrated debugging task to illustrate how debugging can act as a conceptual bridge between the STEM disciplines. Check out their iposter: https://t.co/2VQ8npIam9 #AERA21