Learning How to Look & Listen with Jasmine Ma
Channel: Learning How to Look & Listen
Date: 2017-08-22

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Jasmine Y. Ma (PhD Vanderbilt University, 2012) is Assistant Professor of Mathematics Education at New York University. Her research seeks to de-center school (and associated forms of mathematics) as a privileged site for learning by understanding the valuable activity and learning that occurs across settings. Jasmine takes up ethnographic and micro-ethnographic methods to investigate how individuals and groups do and learn mathematics, how they make sense of their sociomaterial surround, and the resources recruited and deployed as they engage in ongoing activity. Her studies have taken place within and across settings, including a competitive high school marching band, an art crating company, a social justice-oriented afterschool documentary video workshop, as well as formal school settings.  

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