STEM Education Seminar Series | Department of Teaching & Learning
The STEM Education Seminar Series aims to foster connections and conversations between the DTL community and scholars conducting research in STEM education. Every month, guest speakers are invited to present insights from their latest research in these seminars.
Please add the dates below to your calendars and check back soon for more information.
- Where: Hybrid – Wyatt 201 & Zoom
- When: Monthly on Fridays, 12-1:30 pm CT. Lunch will be served to in-person attendees at noon, with talks starting at 12:15 pm CT.
Fall 2023 Seminar Dates
August 25, 2023
Dr. Jasmine Ma
September 22, 2023
Dr. Nicole Louie & Chundou Her
In-Person Attendees Please RSVP for Lunch
A feast to feed thousands: Asian American cultural wealth toward justice in math education
What would it be like to treat building racial justice in math education as if it could only be done with and by marginalized students and families? This question guides our current work with Black, Latine, and Asian American middle schoolers. Two emerging themes in our work have been Asian American and particularly Hmong invisibility, and Hmong and Asian American cultural wealth. In this talk, we will discuss how these themes are shaping our use of participatory design research and their implications for others’ research and teaching.
Hybrid Attendees Join via Zoom Link