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Bronislaw Czarnocha
Bronislaw Czarnocha, Ed Dubinsky ([email protected]), Sergio Loch ([email protected]), Vrunda Prabhu ([email protected]), and Draga Vidakovic ([email protected]) have origins in five different countries: Poland, the United States, Brazil, India, and Serbia. They are all members of the collaborative research group, RUMEC—Research in Undergraduate Mathematics Education Community. They are currently conducting research in topics in calculus, linear algebra, set theory and cooperative learning. Their training and professional experience is in the field of physics, mathematics, and mathematics education, and they all share a keen interest in the improvement of undergraduate mathematics education.
Ed Dubinsky
Bronislaw Czarnocha, Ed Dubinsky ([email protected]), Sergio Loch ([email protected]), Vrunda Prabhu ([email protected]), and Draga Vidakovic ([email protected]) have origins in five different countries: Poland, the United States, Brazil, India, and Serbia. They are all members of the collaborative research group, RUMEC—Research in Undergraduate Mathematics Education Community. They are currently conducting research in topics in calculus, linear algebra, set theory and cooperative learning. Their training and professional experience is in the field of physics, mathematics, and mathematics education, and they all share a keen interest in the improvement of undergraduate mathematics education.
Sergio Loch
Bronislaw Czarnocha, Ed Dubinsky ([email protected]), Sergio Loch ([email protected]), Vrunda Prabhu ([email protected]), and Draga Vidakovic ([email protected]) have origins in five different countries: Poland, the United States, Brazil, India, and Serbia. They are all members of the collaborative research group, RUMEC—Research in Undergraduate Mathematics Education Community. They are currently conducting research in topics in calculus, linear algebra, set theory and cooperative learning. Their training and professional experience is in the field of physics, mathematics, and mathematics education, and they all share a keen interest in the improvement of undergraduate mathematics education.
Vrunda Prabhu
Bronislaw Czarnocha, Ed Dubinsky ([email protected]), Sergio Loch ([email protected]), Vrunda Prabhu ([email protected]), and Draga Vidakovic ([email protected]) have origins in five different countries: Poland, the United States, Brazil, India, and Serbia. They are all members of the collaborative research group, RUMEC—Research in Undergraduate Mathematics Education Community. They are currently conducting research in topics in calculus, linear algebra, set theory and cooperative learning. Their training and professional experience is in the field of physics, mathematics, and mathematics education, and they all share a keen interest in the improvement of undergraduate mathematics education.
Draga Vidakovic
Bronislaw Czarnocha, Ed Dubinsky ([email protected]), Sergio Loch ([email protected]), Vrunda Prabhu ([email protected]), and Draga Vidakovic ([email protected]) have origins in five different countries: Poland, the United States, Brazil, India, and Serbia. They are all members of the collaborative research group, RUMEC—Research in Undergraduate Mathematics Education Community. They are currently conducting research in topics in calculus, linear algebra, set theory and cooperative learning. Their training and professional experience is in the field of physics, mathematics, and mathematics education, and they all share a keen interest in the improvement of undergraduate mathematics education.