Student Presents at AERA 2023

On April 13th, doctoral student Amanda Provost represented herself and associate professor Nicole Panorkou at the American Educational Research Association (AERA) Annual Meeting in Chicago. In a roundtable session she presented their research entitled “Co-splitting Fraction and Angle Measures of a Circle to Reason about Lunar Phases” to fellow education researchers. The talk reported on student covariational reasoning while using a computer simulation exploring the lunar phases.

Congratulations, Amanda. Thank you for representing MSU so well at AERA!