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• About the Author(s):
• Ozhan CELEBİ, Ankara University, Faculty of Education 06590 Ankara-TURKEY, ozhancelebi@hotmail.com
• Aslıhan ATA was an undergraduate student in Hacettepe University. She is still a Master Student in Mathematics Education
• in Ankara University.
• Eren ÖZER was an undergraduate student in Hacettepe University. He is still a master student in mathematics education in Ankara University.