Rate My Professor Kylie Jones

Kylie Jones serves as a Lecturer in the School of Education at Murdoch University. Her research expertise encompasses Mathematics Education, Science Education, and Sustainability Education. She holds a Graduate Diploma in Education (GradDipEd) from Murdoch University. In 2014, she completed a Masters by Coursework thesis titled 'Application of a spatial decision support system to National Park management,' supervised by Susan Moore and Halina Kobryn. This postgraduate work focused on utilizing spatial decision support systems for effective National Park management.

Jones is a key member of the 'Murdoch University Senior Secondary Mathematics Textbook Usage Analysis' research project within the School of Education. She teaches essential units including EDN114 Thinking Mathematically and EDN614 Science in the Primary Curriculum, supporting pre-service teachers in developing strong pedagogical skills in mathematics and science for primary education contexts. As a Board Director of the Mathematics Association of Western Australia (MAWA), she is described as a Lecturer in Mathematics and Science Education, delivering instruction across undergraduate and postgraduate programs for primary and secondary levels. She co-presented at the 2022 conference themed 'An Education for all – Accessible Mathematics and Science Education.' Her professional contributions extend to facilitating educational presentations and workshops, such as those at Murdoch University's CodeCrush program.