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Proceedings of the 13th International Congress on Mathematical Education: Proceedings of the 13th International Congress on Mathematical Education

Parte de: ICME-13 Monographs

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teaching mathematics; learning mathematics; mathematics education

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978-3-319-62596-6

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978-3-319-62597-3

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Springer Nature

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Reino Unido

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Shout from the Most Silent Nation, North Korea: Can Mathematics Education Be Politically Neutral?

JungHang Lee

The DG focused on the relationship between CAS and mathematics in teaching and learning, educational design and the qualification of teachers’ choices concerning the use and non-use of CAS.

Part VIII - Reports from the Workshops | Pp. 739-740

Workshop Theme: “Use of Educational Large-Scale Assessment Data for Research on Mathematics Didactics”

Sabine Meinck; Oliver Neuschmidt; Milena Taneva

The 13th International Congress on Mathematical Education in Hamburg was not only a scientific experience for researchers in mathematics education from all over the world. As Convenor and Local Chair of ICME-13, we are particularly pleased that also more than 250 teachers from all over Germany and five other countries have benefited from this congress. Despite the school holidays taking place in many federal states of Germany in July, mathematics teachers could take part in a special conference for teachers taking place parallel to ICME-13 on the 27th–29th of July 2017. On three days, the teachers were able to participate in a comprehensive lecture and workshop program, which included not only professional development courses in the area from primary to secondary mathematics education, but also thematically relevant excursions.

Part VIII - Reports from the Workshops | Pp. 741-742

Curriculum Development in the Teaching of Mathematical Proof at the Secondary Schools in Japan

Tatsuya Mizoguchi; Hideki Iwasaki; Susumu Kunimune; Hiroaki Hamanaka; Takeshi Miyakawa; Yusuke Shinno; Yuki Suginomoto; Koji Otaki

Robots use feedback control algorithms which compute commands to the actuators based upon the error between the current state of the robot and its target state. The magnitudes of the commands can be proportional to the error, obtained by integrating or differentiating the error, or some combination of these functions. The goal is to reach the target state, to reach it quickly and to avoid instability such as oscillations. The performance of a control system depends on parameters called gains, which can be determined by experimentation.

Part VIII - Reports from the Workshops | Pp. 743-744

Symmetry, Chirality, and Practical Origami Nanotube Construction Techniques

B. David Redman

The 13th International Congress on Mathematical Education in Hamburg was not only a scientific experience for researchers in mathematics education from all over the world. As Convenor and Local Chair of ICME-13, we are particularly pleased that also more than 250 teachers from all over Germany and five other countries have benefited from this congress. Despite the school holidays taking place in many federal states of Germany in July, mathematics teachers could take part in a special conference for teachers taking place parallel to ICME-13 on the 27th–29th of July 2017. On three days, the teachers were able to participate in a comprehensive lecture and workshop program, which included not only professional development courses in the area from primary to secondary mathematics education, but also thematically relevant excursions.

Part VIII - Reports from the Workshops | Pp. 745-746

Reflecting Upon Different Perspectives on Specialized Advanced Mathematical Knowledge for Teaching

Miguel Ribeiro; Arne Jakobsen; Alessandro Ribeiro; Nick H. Wasserman; José Carrillo; Miguel Montes; Ami Mamolo

Robots use feedback control algorithms which compute commands to the actuators based upon the error between the current state of the robot and its target state. The magnitudes of the commands can be proportional to the error, obtained by integrating or differentiating the error, or some combination of these functions. The goal is to reach the target state, to reach it quickly and to avoid instability such as oscillations. The performance of a control system depends on parameters called gains, which can be determined by experimentation.

Part VIII - Reports from the Workshops | Pp. 747-748

Collaborative Projects in Geometry

José L. Rodríguez; David Crespo; Dolores Jiménez

The 13th International Congress on Mathematical Education in Hamburg was not only a scientific experience for researchers in mathematics education from all over the world. As Convenor and Local Chair of ICME-13, we are particularly pleased that also more than 250 teachers from all over Germany and five other countries have benefited from this congress. Despite the school holidays taking place in many federal states of Germany in July, mathematics teachers could take part in a special conference for teachers taking place parallel to ICME-13 on the 27th–29th of July 2017. On three days, the teachers were able to participate in a comprehensive lecture and workshop program, which included not only professional development courses in the area from primary to secondary mathematics education, but also thematically relevant excursions.

Part VIII - Reports from the Workshops | Pp. 749-750

Workshop on Framing Non-routine Problems in Mathematics for Gifted Children of Age Group 11–15

Sundaram R. Santhanam

Robots use feedback control algorithms which compute commands to the actuators based upon the error between the current state of the robot and its target state. The magnitudes of the commands can be proportional to the error, obtained by integrating or differentiating the error, or some combination of these functions. The goal is to reach the target state, to reach it quickly and to avoid instability such as oscillations. The performance of a control system depends on parameters called gains, which can be determined by experimentation.

Part VIII - Reports from the Workshops | Pp. 751-752

Enacted Multiple Representations of Calculus Concepts, Student Understanding and Gender

Ileana Vasu

The 13th International Congress on Mathematical Education in Hamburg was not only a scientific experience for researchers in mathematics education from all over the world. As Convenor and Local Chair of ICME-13, we are particularly pleased that also more than 250 teachers from all over Germany and five other countries have benefited from this congress. Despite the school holidays taking place in many federal states of Germany in July, mathematics teachers could take part in a special conference for teachers taking place parallel to ICME-13 on the 27th–29th of July 2017. On three days, the teachers were able to participate in a comprehensive lecture and workshop program, which included not only professional development courses in the area from primary to secondary mathematics education, but also thematically relevant excursions.

Part VIII - Reports from the Workshops | Pp. 753-754

Using Inquiry to Teach Mathematics in Secondary and Post-secondary Education

Volker Ecke; Christine von Renesse

Robots use feedback control algorithms which compute commands to the actuators based upon the error between the current state of the robot and its target state. The magnitudes of the commands can be proportional to the error, obtained by integrating or differentiating the error, or some combination of these functions. The goal is to reach the target state, to reach it quickly and to avoid instability such as oscillations. The performance of a control system depends on parameters called gains, which can be determined by experimentation.

Part VIII - Reports from the Workshops | Pp. 755-756

Making of Cards as Teaching Material for Spatial Figures

Kazumi Yamada; Takaaki Kihara

The segment of the ICME-13 Opening Ceremony that was dedicated to the ICMI Awards was presided over by Carolyn Kieran, Chair of the Felix Klein and Hans Freudenthal Awards Committee, and by Jeremy Kilpatrick, Chair of the Emma Castelnuovo Award Committee.

Part VIII - Reports from the Workshops | Pp. 757-758