We explore how theoretical understandings of mathematical development can be applied to improving children’s math learning. Our research focuses on understanding how children grasp complex mathematical ideas like fractions and percentages and how they interpret visual data such as graphs. By studying these cognitive processes, we aim to help children of all backgrounds develop stronger math learning.
Why participate
Participating in our study provides an opportunity for your child to engage with math in new, interactive ways. Children often gain a stronger acquisition of mathematical concepts, which support their ongoing math learning.
By participating in our research, you are helping us gain a better understanding of how children develop and construct mathematical knowledge. Your involvement contributes to valuable insights for future studies of math education, benefiting children in terms of understanding mathematical concepts and mastering mathematical learning skills.
Get involved
- If you’re interested in participating in our research projects, please click here to see our current studies.
- We are looking for typically developing children who are willing to engage in fun and educational activities as part of our research. Children who are in middle school are ideal candidates for our current graph studies.
- If you have any concerns or questions about your child’s eligibility, please feel free to contact us for more details.