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Amira F. A. Ibrahim

Doctoral candidate in education and psychology at the University of Michigan; Fellow Max Planck Research School on the Life Course

Amira F. A. Ibrahim is currently completing her PhD at the University of Michigan and will be an assistant professor of psychology at California State University at Channel Islands beginning August, 2018. Her current research focus is on understanding the role of cognitive processes in mathematics learning. She is a fellow of the International Max Planck Research School on the Life Course.

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Amira F. A. Ibrahim / 27 June 2018

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