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Analysis Tools

Better educational experiences are driven by data collection.

Our approach combines qualitative, quantitative, cognitive, and longitudinal methods to gain insights into how mathematics is taught and learned in Italian schools.

By integrating diverse analytical methods with design thinking, we gain a thorough understanding of how mathematics is taught and learned in Italian schools, helping to develop more effective educational strategies and targeted policies.

Our Research Tools.

  • Interviews with students, teachers and parents help gather perspectives about their difficulties in learning mathematics and their emotional side by obtaining a comprehensive view of the context.

  • We create, facilitate in-depth discussions on a small group of students and faculty to gather insights and possible solutions to identified problems.

  • In-school ethnographic observations of math classes help us analyze engagement, reactions, interactions, and the primary difficulties encountered by students and teachers.

  • Research and analysis of academic studies, research articles, and systematic reviews examining math learning difficulties in adolescents using metadata.

We turn design into art

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What we can do for you?

Far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean.

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It literally sets in motion a series of new features, such as ultra-dynamics parallax.

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It literally sets in motion a series of new features, such as ultra-dynamics parallax.