Fourth International Handbook of Mathematics Education

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Other Authors: Clements, M.A. (Ken) (Editor), Kaur, Berinderjeet (Editor), Lowrie, Thomas (Editor), Mesa, Vilma (Editor), Prytz, Johan (Editor)
Summary:50 illus., 21 illus. in color. eReference.
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Language:English
Published: Cham : Springer Nature Switzerland : Imprint: Springer, 2024.
Edition:1st ed. 2024.
Series:Springer International Handbooks of Education,
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-51474-6
Format: Electronic Book
Table of Contents:
  • Emeritus Professor M. A. (Ken) CLEMENTS: Can Controversy be a Healthy Feature of International Mathematics Education
  • Section A: Mathematics Education in Asia
  • Professor Berinderjeet KAUR: Section Editor’s Introduction to Section A of the Handbook
  • David Lindsay ROBERTS, Catherine VISTRO-YU, Rakhi BANERJEE: Mathematics Education in Asia –Curriculum and its origins
  • Yew Hoong LEONG, Oh Nam KWON, & Keiko HINO: Myths and realities: Teaching and learning of maths in high achieving East Asian countries
  • Wee Tong SEAH, WANG Ting Ying: East Asian students’ mathematics performance: A values-based macro-education perspective
  • ZHU YAN, & Markku HANNULA, CHOI Ban Heng: Affect and achievement in mathematics of students in Asian countries: Findings from TIMSS and PISA.
  • Gabriele KAISER, Xinrong YANG: Affect and achievement in mathematics of students in Asian countries: Findings from TIMSS and PISA Comparative Studies
  • Jinfa CAI, Anne WATSON, Binyan XU: Beyond the Asian/Eastern and Western Traditions of Mathematics Education
  • Section B: Role of Theory in Research and Practice
  • Professor Thomas LOWRIE: Section Editor’s Introduction to Section A of the Handbook
  • Nerida Fay ELLERTON, and Florence Mihaela SINGER: Relating Theory and Practice in Mathematics Education: A Historical Overview
  • Nathalie SINCLAIR, Patricio HERBST: Philosophy and Mathematics Education
  • Julie SARAMA, Ilyse RESNICK, Mike STIEFF: The Impact of Classroom-Based Interventions on Theory Building
  • Zachary HAWES, Ajay RAMFUL: The Role and Nature of Fidelity in Theory-Practice Advancement
  • Peter GROOTENBOER, Elham KAZEMI, Bam Heng CHOI: Practice(s) as a Form of Theory
  • Susanne PREDIGER, Kara JACKSON, Boris KOICHU: Beyond the Theory-Practice Continuum in Mathematics Education
  • Section C: Equity and Social Justice
  • Professor Vilma MESA: Section Editor’s Introduction to Section B of the Handbook
  • Tamsyn MEANEY David WAGNER: Invisibilization and Intersectionality in Mathematics Education: A Historical Overview
  • Ebony McGEE, Elnat HEYD METZUYANI, Greg LARNELL: Changing Perspectives on Mathematical Identity
  • Luis LEYVA, Felicia JAREMUS: New Understandings of Gender in Mathematics Education
  • Luis VALOYES-CHAVEZ, Maria LÜSSENHOP, Stephen REDER: Mathematical Education for Students in//Victims of Conflict Zones
  • Megan NICKELS, Craig CULLEN: Mathematics and Students with Chronic Illness,: Physical or Mental Differences
  • Maisie GHOLSON, Catherey YEH: Where to from Here? Reflections on Theorizations, Methods and Advocacy
  • Section D: Curriculum Issues
  • Associate Professor Johan PRYTZ: Section Editor’s Introduction to Section D of the Handbook
  • Kristin BJARNADOTTIR, & Dirk DE BOCK, Joäo BOSCO PITOMBEIRO DE CARVELHO: History—The Origin of the Concept of Mathematics Curriculum
  • Janine REMILLARD, Sebastian REZAT: Textbooks and Curriculum—The Role of Textbooks and Digitalization in a Governance Perspective
  • Andreas RYVE, Paul COBB, Ian WESTBURY: Professional Development Projects as Drivers of Changes in Mathematics Curriculum—Do They Work?
  • Anita RAMPAL, Anna TSATSARONI: Is a Transnational Mathematics Curriculum Desirable?
  • Alyse SCHNEIDER, & Lieven VERSCHAFFEL, Paola VALERO: Teaching Methods and the Curriculum: On the Socio-Political Location of Pedagogical Research
  • Paul DRIJVERS, Luc TROUCHE, Kaye STACEY: Future policy Issues Regarding Mathematics Curriculum (with a Special Focus on Digital Technology).