ICME-12
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The regular lectures will be given by 78 prominent mathematics educators from different parts of the world who have been invited by the IPC. The lectures will cover a wide spectrum of topics, themes, and issues. The list below contains the names and countries/regions of persons who have accepted the invitation and given the preliminary title of the lecture. The list will be updated and will eventually include final titles, abstracts and full papers.

 

Name

Title

Email

Country

/Region

Adnan Baki

Integration of technology into mathematics teaching: past, present and future

abaki@ktu.edu.tr

Turkey

Ah Chee Ida Mok

Research on Mathematics Classroom Practice: An International Perspective

iacmok@hku.hk

Hong kong

Alain Kuzniak

Understanding the nature of the geometric work through its development and its transformations

kuzniak@math.jussieu.fr

France

Allen Yuk Lun Leung

Discernment and Reasoning in Dynamic Geometry Environments

aylleung@hkbu.edu.hk

Hong Kong

Auxencia A. Limjap

WHEN BEST PRACTICES ARE NOT ENOUGH: Investigating The Influence of Teachers' Pedagogical Beliefs and Reported Practices on Student Learning and Achievement In Mathematics

auxencia.limjap@dlsu.edu.ph

Philipphine

Bill McCallum

The Implementation of the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics in the United States

wmc@math.arizona.edu

USA

Blanca Souto Rubio

Visualizing mathematics at University? Examples from theory and practice of a Linear Algebra course

blancasr@mat.ucm.es

Spain

Brent Davis

Subtlety and complexity of mathematics teachers’ disciplinary knowledge

brent.davis@ucalgary.ca

Canada

Carl Winslow

MATHEMATICS AT UNIVERSITY: THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL APPROACH

winslow@ind.ku.dk

Denmark

Caroline Bardini

Epistemology as a magnifier lens for focusing our didactical view on students' understanding of algebra

cbardini@unimelb.edu.au

Australia

Caroline Yoon

Mapping mathematical leaps of insight

c.yoon@auckland.ac.nz

New Zealand

Cecilia Mwathi

TBA

Cecelia_mwathi@yahoo.com

Kenya

Chap Sam Lim

Riding the Third Wave: Negotiating Value Preferences in Effective Mathematics Lesson between Teachers and Pupils

cslim@usm.my

Malaysia

Chris Sangwin

Computer aided assessment of mathematics

C.J.Sangwin@bham.ac.uk

UK

Christine Knipping

The social dimension of argumentation and proof in mathematics classrooms

knipping@math.uni-bremen.de

Canada

Chronis Kynigos

Constructionism : theory of learning or theory of design?

kynigos@ppp.uoa.gr

Greece

Domingos Fernandes

TBA

dfernand@ie.ul.pt

Portugal

Eizo Nagasaki

Mathematical Literacy for Living in the 21st Century

eenagas@ipc.shizuoka.ac.jp

 Japan

Fidel Oteiza

Teacher’s profile, teaching practices, technical assistance and the use of digital technologies in the mathematics classroom

fidel.oteiza@gmail.com

Chile 

Frederic Gourdeau

Doing mathematics in teacher preparation: giving space and time to think, reflect, share and feel.

frederic.gourdeau@mat.ulaval.ca

Canada

Ghislaine Gueudet

Resources, at the core of mathematics teachers' work 

ghislaine.gueudet.1@univ- rennes1.fr

France

Gilah Leder

Mathematics for all? The case for and against National Testing

gilah.leder@monash.edu

Australia

Gloria Stillman

Applications and Modeling Research in Secondary Classrooms: What have we learnt?

gloria.stillman@acu.edu.au

Australia

Guenter Toerner

Hidden cultural variables to promote mathematics and mathematics education – are there royal roads?

guenter.toerner@uni-due.de

Germany

Humberto Bortolossi

Developing Free Computer-Based Learning Objects for High School Mathematics: Examples, Issues and Directions

hjbortol@gmail.com

Brazil

Ilana Horn

Teachers Learning Together: Pedagogical Reasoning in Mathematics Teachers’ Collaborative Conversations

ilana.s.horn@vanderbilt.edu

USA

Jianhua Li

The Role of Teacher in Mathematics ?Classroom in China: From?a Cultural and Historical Perspective

lijianhua.bnu@gmail.com, lijianhua@bnu.edu.cn

 China

Jinfa Cai

Curriculum Reform and Mathematics Learning: Evidence from Two Longitudinal Studies

jcai@math.udel.edu

USA

Johan Lithner

Learning mathematics by creative or imitative reasoning

johan.lithner@matnv.umu.se

Sweden

John Olive

Harnessing 21st Century Technologies to Enhance the Learning and Teaching of Mathematics: Research Issues and Examples

 jolive@uga.edu

USA 

Jonaki Ghosh

Learning Mathematics in Secondary School: The Case of Mathematical Modeling Enabled by Technology

jonakibghosh@yahoo.co.in

India

Kaye Stacey

The International Assessment of Mathematical Literacy:? PISA 2012 Framework and Items

k.stacey@unimelb.edu.au

Australia

Kgomotso

Garegae

Integration of ICT into the teaching and learning of mathematics in Africa : issues and concerns

GAREGAEK@mopipi.ub.bw

Botswana

Khoon Yoong Wong

Use of student mathematics questioning to promote active learning

khoonyoong.wong@nie.edu.sg

Singapore

Kyung Yoon Chang

Mathematics alive!: Project-based mathematics

kchang@konkuk.ac.kr 

Korea 

Lourdes Figueiras& Abraham Arcavi

Lourdes.Figueiras@uab.cat,

abraham.arcavi@weizmann.ac.il

Spain/
Israel

Luis Radford

Mathematics Education From a Cultural-Historical Perspective

lradford@laurentian.ca

Canada

Lulu Healy

Hands that see, hands that speak: investigating relationships between sensory activity, forms of communicating and mathematical cognition

lulu@baquara.com

Brazil

Lyn Webb

The use of dialogue as a resource in multilingual mathematics classrooms

lyn.webb@nmmu.ac.za

South Africa

Maitree Inprasitha

How to transfer Lesson Study to outside Japan: A Decade of Thailand Experience

Inprasitha_crme@kku.ac.th

Thailand

Marcos Cherinda

Weaving exploration in the process of acquisition and development of mathematical knowledge

mcherinda@gmail.com, mcherinda@hotmail.com

Mozambique

Marianna Bosch

The anthropological theory of the didactic as a new theoretical and methodological paradigm in mathematics education

mariannabosch@gmail.com

Spain

Marja van den Heuvel-Panhuizen

Realistic mathematics education with vision

m.vandenheuvel@fi.uu.nl

Netherlands

Markku Hannula

emotions in problem solving

markku.hannula@zpg.fi

Finland

Marta Menghini

From practical geometry to the laboratory method: the search for an alternative way to Euclid in the history of teaching geometry

marta.menghini@uniroma1.it

Italy

Masakazu Okazaki

Exploring the process of transition from elementary to secondary mathematics through classroom design experiments in collaboration with teachers

masakazu@cc.okayama-u.ac.jp

Japan

Masami Isoda

Designing Problem Solving Teaching Approach for Understanding Mathematics:Hermeneutics, Meaning and Procedure for Objectifying Subjective

isoda@criced.tsukuba.ac.jp

Japan

Matthias Kawski

Derivative or derivation?

kawski@asu.edu

USA

Maxine Pfannkuch

Laying foundations for statistical inference

m.pfannkuch@auckland.ac.nz

New Zealand

Michael de Villiers

An illustration of the explanatory and discovery functions of proof

profmd@mweb.co.za

South Africa

Michel Spira

On the golden ratio

michel@mat.ufmg.br

Brazil

Michela Maschiett

Teachers, students and resources in mathematics laboratory

maschietto.michela@unimore.it

Italy

Miriam Amit

Cultivating mathematical giftness and creativity in a multicultural society

amit@exchange.bgu.ac.il

Israel

Ok ki Kang

MATHEMATICAL MODELING IN SCHOOL MATHEMATICS

okkang@skku.ac.kr

Korea

Paul Drijvers

Technology in mathematics education: why it works (or doesn't work)

p.drijvers@fi.uu.nl

Netherlands

Paulo Cezar Carvalho

The Teaching of Probability in the Secondary School

pcezar@impa.br

Brazil

R. Sujatha

Mathematics Education in India: Perspective and challenges

sujatha@math.tifr.res.in

India

Rita Borromeo Ferri Mathematical Thinking Styles and their influence on teaching and learning mathematics rita.borromeo@uni-hamburg.de,
borromeo@mathematik.uni-kassel.de
Germany

Sang-Gu Lee

Linear Algebra with Sage-Math and the Smartphone

sglee@skku.edu

Korea

Shailesh Shirali

Numerical Analysis in School Mathematics; An attempt to bridge the divide between school mathematics and the discipline of mathematics

shailesh.shirali@gmail.com

India

Suely Druck

Mathematics Olympiad with great social impact- a Brazilian experience

sdruck@uol.com.br

Brazil

Susana Carreira

Mathematical problem solving beyond school: digital tools and students mathematical representations

scarrei@ualg.pt

Portugal

Sutarto Hadi

Mathematics Education Reform Movement in Indonesia

sutarto_hadi@yahoo.com

Indonesia

Terezinha Nunes

On the nature of gemetric work in compulsory education

terezinha.nunes@education.
ox.ac.uk

UK

Tin Lam Toh

Mathematical Olympiad and Its Impact on Singapore Mathematics Education

tinlam.toh@nie.edu.sg

Singapore

Tommy Dreyfus

Constructing abstract mathematical knowledge in context

tommyd@post.tau.ac.il

Israel

Uffe Thomas Jankvist

History, Application, and Philosophy of Mathematics in Mathematics Education

utj@imada.sdu.dk

Denmark

Wan Kang

Polya and Krutetskii

wkang@snue.ac.kr

Korea

Woo Hyung Whang

Mathematics Learning as a Schematic Expansion

wwhang@korea.ac.kr

Korea

Yingkang Wu

The examination system in China: the case of Zhongkao mathematics

ykwu@math.ecnu.edu.cn

China

Yunpeng Ma

An analysis of the characteristics and strategies of the excellent teachers in mathematics lessons in primary school

mayp@nenu.edu.cn

China

Yvan Saint-Aubin

The challenges of preparing a mathematical lecture for the public

saint@dms.umontreal.ca, yvan.saint-aubin@sympatico.ca

Canada

Yves Chevallard

What can teaching mathematics in tomorrow's society mean?
The import of an investigative, procognitive view of knowledge and ignorance

y.chevallard@free.fr

France

Zalman Usiskin

What Does It Mean to "Understand" Some Mathematics?

z-usiskin@uchicago.edu

USA

 

 

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The 12th International Congress on Mathematical Education
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