Ole Skovsmose - Vol. 12 Num. 2 (1992) | ||
Democratic competence and reflective knowing in mathematics | 2-11 | |
Ole Skovsmose - Vol. 16 Num. 1 (1996) | ||
On the right track | 2-8 | |
Ole Skovsmose - Vol. 16 Num. 3 (1996) | ||
Students' good reasons | 31-38 | |
Ole Skovsmose - Vol. 17 Num. 3 (1997) | ||
The ideology of certainty in mathematics education | 17-23 | |
Ole Skovsmose - Vol. 18 Num. 2 (1998) | ||
That was not the intention! Communication in mathematics education | 42-51 | |
Ole Skovsmose - Vol. 20 Num. 1 (2000) | ||
Aporism and critical mathematics education | 2-8 | |
Ole Skovsmose - Vol. 25 Num. 1 (2005) | ||
Foregrounds and politics of learning obstacles | 4-10 | |
Ole Skovsmose - Vol. 31 Num. 3 (2011) | ||
Critique, generativity and imagination ABSTRACT | 19-23 | |
Ole Skovsmose - Vol. 32 Num. 2 (2012) | ||
Communication: Research problems in mathematics education revisited: explosive problems in mathematics education | 5-6 | |
Ole Skovsmose - Vol. 36 Num. 1 (2016) | ||
What could critical mathematics education mean for different groups of students? ABSTRACT | 2-7 | |
Ole Skovsmose - Vol. 38 Num. 1 (2018) | ||
Critical constructivism: interpreting mathematics education for social justice ABSTRACT | 38-43 | |
Ole Skovsmose - Vol. 40 Num. 1 (2020) | ||
Dialogic and non-dialogic acts in learning mathematics ABSTRACT | 9-14 | |
Ole Skovsmose - Vol. 40 Num. 1 (2020) | ||
Three narratives about mathematics education ABSTRACT | 47-51 |
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