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P-ISSN 1945-7502
E-ISSN 1945-7448
Volume 9, No 2, December 2016
Vol. 9, Issue 2, 2016June 01, 2023 PDT

Luck Is Not a Factor: Representations of Female Protagonists’ STEM Skills Within Blockbuster Movies by James Cameron

Francisco A. Galindo, Daniel A. Tillman, Song A. An,
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Articles in Vol. 9, Issue 2, 2016

Vol. 9, Issue 2, 2016
  • Not Just Consumers: Finding Space for Student Creativity During Mathematics Instruction
    Daniel A. Tillman, Ph.D.
  • The Absence and Presence of Mathematics in Teacher-Led, Interdisciplinary Unit Design
    Christine P. TrinterSamanth Hope
  • Luck Is Not a Factor: Representations of Female Protagonists’ STEM Skills Within Blockbuster Movies by James Cameron
    Francisco A. GalindoDaniel A. TillmanSong A. An
  • Using Edutainment to Facilitate Mathematical Thinking and Learning: An Exploratory Study
    Ruby Lynch- ArroyoJoyce G. Asing- Cashman
  • Learning From the College Dropout: Depictions of Numeracy and Mathematics Within Hip Hop Music
    Daniel A. Tillman
  • The Development of a Transmedia STEM Curriculum: Implications for Mathematics Education
    Alicia StansellTandra Tyler- Wood, PhDSpencer Austin
  • A Beautiful Mindset: Creative Teaching Practices in Mathematics
    Danah HenriksenRohit Mehta
  • Mathematics Uncovered Through Action Science
    William H. Robertson
  • Students Learning About Music-Math Connections by Playing With Cuisenaire Rods
    Claudia SaldañaOlga Kosheleva
  • Internship Experience in an Educational Technology Laboratory: Autoethnography of an Eighth-Grade Student-Researcher
    Judah B. LesserDaniel A. TillmanLawrence M. LesserSong A. An
  • Programming Multimedia Stories in Scratch to Integrate Computational Thinking and Writing With Elementary Students
    Shaunna SmithLauren E. Burrow, Ed.D.
  • Table of Contents
    Zhonghe Wu
  • Table of Contents
    Zhonghe Wu
Journal of Mathematics Education
Galindo, F. A., Tillman, D. A., & An, S. A. (2023). Luck Is Not a Factor: Representations of Female Protagonists’ STEM Skills Within Blockbuster Movies by James Cameron. Journal of Mathematics Education, 9(2), 22–36.
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