Skip to main content
Design Thinking in Motion

Abstract

Incorporating design thinking into classroom culture fosters mathematical agency and deepens skills that support mathematical modeling. Designing animations in Dynamic Geometry Software can demonstrate the value of iterative thinking and increase students’ tolerance for risk and problem-solving.

Keywords

Technology, Design Thinking, Inquiry, Mathematical Modeling

How to Cite

Cox, D. C. & Harper, S. R., (2026) “Design Thinking in Motion”, Ohio Journal of School Mathematics 104(1): 1, 1--10. doi: https://doi.org/10.18061/ojsm.7373

Share

Authors

Dana C. Cox (Miami University)
Suzanne R. Harper orcid logo (Miami University)

Downloads

Issue

Publication details

Licence

Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)

Competing Interests

There are no competing interests. 

Identifiers

Peer Review

This article has been peer reviewed.

File Checksums (MD5)

  • GGB Sketch: 14f74094ee50ece6202d4cc8d0274c3f
  • GGB Sketch: e132c3291cc499f6f5350de395c08f1c
  • GGB Sketch: 28592ee2721af0b5e6ce9b66ce4dc4ce
  • GGB Sketch: e24032bd11af3f0a3bae523485fd51b3
  • PDF: ad586dea899dd19e75ac8f338b82bee8