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Nordic contributions to MKT
In the most recent issue of Nordic Studies in Mathematics Education, I published a review article on mathematical knowledge for teaching with a particular focus on Nordic contributions to this field of research. This article draws upon a literature review … Continue reading
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New book on Asian research in mathematics education
A couple of years ago, in 2010, Professor Bharath Sriraman edited “The First Sourcebook on Nordic Research in Mathematics Education” along with five researchers from the Nordic countries. This became a monumental book, and I was happy to contribute with … Continue reading
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New special issue of The Mathematics Enthusiast
The Mathematics Enthusiast is an eclectic peer-reviewed journal on mathematics (education). The journal has an open access policy, and all articles are available online for free! Recently, a new issue of the journal was published, and this is a special issue … Continue reading
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Why mathematicians read proofs
Juan Pablo Mejia-Ramos and Keith Weber have written a very interesting article that was published in the last issue of Educational Studies in Mathematics (Volume 85, Issue 2, February 2014). The article is entitled: “Why and how mathematicians read proofs: … Continue reading
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Visions of a new editor-in-chief
I would like to take the opportunity to wish all my readers a happy new year! 2013 is gone now, and a new year with plenty of opportunities lie ahead. For this blog, 2013 was a slow year with little … Continue reading
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Thematic issue on Mathematical Knowledge for Teaching
Nordic Studies in Mathematics Education has published a call for papers concerning an upcoming thematic issue on Mathematical Knowledge for Teaching (MKT). I will be one of the guest editors for this issue – along with my colleague, Janne Fauskanger … Continue reading
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New book on probabilistic thinking!
Egan Chernoff and Bharath Sriraman have edited a book called “Probabilistic Thinking: Presenting Plural Perspectives”. The book is about to be published in Springer’s series on “Advances in mathematical thinking“; Bharath is editor of this series together with Gabriele Kaiser. … Continue reading
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International perspectives on problem solving research
A new issue of The Mathematics Enthusiast (previously known as The Montana Mathematics Enthusiast) is just about to be published. Once again, I have been lucky enough to get a sneak preview from the editor, Professor Bharath Sriraman. The coming … Continue reading
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Special issue in Journal für Mathematik-Didaktik
Journal für Mathematik-Didaktik had a special issue on early childhood mathematics teaching and learning in their latest issue. In addition to the editorial by Andrea Peter-Koop and Petra Scherer, the issue included the following articles: Fostering Early Mathematical Competencies in … Continue reading
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Want to join the community?
Since early 2008, I have used this blog as well as my twitter account to communicate things related to research in mathematics education. I started doing this mostly for myself, because I wanted a place to write about new articles, … Continue reading
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