Yeah. So, can you talk to us a
little bit about research here at Virginia Tech? The
mathematics education community at Virginia Tech focuses mainly um, let me see.
Mhm. I want to think of an example.
Okay. All right, Yes. The mathematics education
research community at Virginia Tech focus is centrally on students
mathematical thinking. Uh for example, Megan Wawro research
in the Mathematics department focuses on trying to understand how
students and classrooms develop mathematical knowledge around linear algebra.
Or Jay Wilkins research focus in the School of
Education focuses on students quantitative reasoning in elementary and middle
school. There needs to be a closing there.
Well, we already did it. Probably. Um Maybe
I should just say the same can be said
similarly for our graduate students, something like that,
because it's going to transition to the two graduate students.
The mathematics education community at Virginia Tech focus is
centrally on students mathematical thinking and learning. We
have faculty in the Math department like Megan Wawro,
who focuses on students mathematical development, both at the
individual and the classroom level uh in linear algebra.
And we have faculty like Jay Wilkins in the
School of Education who focuses centrally on students quantitative reasoning
in elementary and middle school. And the same can
be said for a PhD students at Virginia Tech.
They have divergent interests, but they centrally focus on
students mathematical thinking and learning. Okay.