- Spatial Reasoning Home Environment SurveyWe presented our work on the Spatial Reasoning Home Environment Survey at NCME 2021. We developed the survey to better understand spatial reasoning skills acquired at home. The survey questions were designed to connect to the knowledge and skills associated with the MMaRS Spatial Reasoning Learning Progression. After an expert review of the survey, we… Read more: Spatial Reasoning Home Environment Survey
- Spatial Reasoning Presented in SMU 3-Minute Thesis CompetitionOne of our graduate research assistants, Robyn Pinilla, shared a preview of some findings that emerged from our cognitive interview data for the SMU 3 Minute Thesis (3MT) competition in November 2020. The 3MT is a competition of graduate scholars founded by the University of Queensland. It has spread worldwide, often starting at individual universities with winning… Read more: Spatial Reasoning Presented in SMU 3-Minute Thesis Competition
- MMaRS Team Hosts Prototype Co-Design Session with Teacher Advisory PanelRME researchers reconvened with Dallas-Fort Worth area teachers to co-design a guide that teachers will use to select from a portfolio of formative assessments for their kindergarten through second grade students. These teachers shared important practitioner insights for the MMaRS research project, from which researchers will create formative assessments of numeric relational reasoning and spatial… Read more: MMaRS Team Hosts Prototype Co-Design Session with Teacher Advisory Panel
- Iteration Dissemination During the PandemicThe MMaRS team presented a poster during the online adaptation of the Third Annual Conference of the Mathematical Cognition and Learning Society on October 2, 2020. An important step of gleaning information about K-2 students’ reasoning abilities on tasks associated with our spatial reasoning learning progression was presenting tasks that were understandable to children and feasible to… Read more: Iteration Dissemination During the Pandemic
- RME Hosts Virtual Work Sessions with Teacher Advisory Panel (TAP)RME researchers convened two work sessions in July with ten Dallas-Fort Worth area teachers to learn more about their formative assessment needs with their kindergarten through second grade students. These teachers’ experiences and perspectives provide important insights for the MMaRS research project, from which researchers will create formative assessments of numeric relational reasoning and spatial… Read more: RME Hosts Virtual Work Sessions with Teacher Advisory Panel (TAP)