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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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No disponible.
Palabras clave – provistas por la editorial
teaching mathematics; learning mathematics; mathematics education
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Información
Tipo de recurso:
libros
ISBN impreso
978-3-319-62596-6
ISBN electrónico
978-3-319-62597-3
Editor responsable
Springer Nature
País de edición
Reino Unido
Fecha de publicación
2017
Cobertura temática
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Topic Study Group No. 24: History of the Teaching and Learning of Mathematics
Fulvia Furinghetti; Alexander Karp; Henrike Allmendinger; Johan Prytz; Harm Jan Smid
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 VI - Reports from the Topical Study Groups | Pp. 487-490
Topic Study Group No. 25: The Role of History of Mathematics in Mathematics Education
Constantinos Tzanakis; Xiaoqin Wang; Kathleen Clark; Tinne Hoff Kjeldsen; Sebastian Schorcht
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 VI - Reports from the Topical Study Groups | Pp. 491-495
Topic Study Group No. 26: Research on Teaching and Classroom Practice
Yoshinori Shimizu; Mary Kay Stein; Birgit Brandt; Helia Oliveira; Lijun Ye
Over 450 early career researchers from more than 50 different nations joined a special event at the 13th International Congress on Mathematical Education in Hamburg, Germany. On July 24th, the Early Career Researcher Day (ECRD) of ICME-13 took place comprising, an intensive one-day program of 18 workshops, and 6 sub-plenary survey presentations.
Part VI - Reports from the Topical Study Groups | Pp. 497-500
Topic Study Group No. 27: Learning and Cognition in Mathematics
Gaye Williams; Wim Van Dooren; Pablo Dartnell; Anke Lindmeier; Jérôme Proulx
According to the evaluation indicator system and the mathematic model of EEC, the evaluation and analysis are made on EEC in 2012. Table 9.1 lists the rankings and scores of EEC in 2012 and Fig. 9.1 displays the EEC scores of the six continents as well as the top three countries of each continent in 2012.
Part VI - Reports from the Topical Study Groups | Pp. 501-505
Topic Study Group No. 28: Affect, Beliefs and Identity in Mathematics Education
Markku Hannula; Francesca Morselli; Emine Erktin; Maike Vollstedt; Qiao-Ping Zhang
According to the evaluation indicator system and the mathematic model of EEC, the evaluation and analysis are made on EEC in 2012. Table 9.1 lists the rankings and scores of EEC in 2012 and Fig. 9.1 displays the EEC scores of the six continents as well as the top three countries of each continent in 2012.
Part VI - Reports from the Topical Study Groups | Pp. 507-510
Topic Study Group No. 29: Mathematics and Creativity
Demetra Pitta-Pantazi; Dace Kūma; Alex Friedlander; Thorsten Fritzlar; Emiliya Velikova
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 VI - Reports from the Topical Study Groups | Pp. 511-514
Topic Study Group No. 30: Mathematical Competitions
Maria Falk de Losada; Alexander Soifer; Jaroslav Svrcek; Peter Taylor
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 VI - Reports from the Topical Study Groups | Pp. 515-519
Topic Study Group No. 31: Language and Communication in Mathematics Education
Judit Moschkovich; David Wagner; Arindam Bose; Jackeline Rodrigues Mendes; Marcus Schütte
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 VI - Reports from the Topical Study Groups | Pp. 521-524
Topic Study Group No. 32: Mathematics Education in a Multilingual and Multicultural Environment
Richard Barwell; Anjum Halai; Aldo Parra; Lena Wessel; Guida de Abreu
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 VI - Reports from the Topical Study Groups | Pp. 525-529
Topic Study Group No. 33: Equity in Mathematics Education (Including Gender)
Bill Atweh; Joanne Rossi Becker; Barbro Grevholm; Gelsa Knijnik; Laura Martignon; Jayasree Subramanian
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 VI - Reports from the Topical Study Groups | Pp. 531-535