Hans Freudenthal - Vol. 1 Num. 2 (1981) | ||
Four-cube houses | 12-13 | |
Jens Holger Lorenz - Vol. 1 Num. 2 (1981) | ||
Teacher-student interactions in the mathematics classroom: a review | 14-19 | |
Ipke Wachsmuth - Vol. 2 Num. 2 (1982) | ||
Two modes of thinking - also relevant for the learning of mathematics? | 38-45 | |
David Sturgess - Vol. 2 Num. 2 (1982) | ||
Communication: Teacher-student interactions | 49-50 | |
Ruth Ben-Zvi - Vol. 3 Num. 1 (1983) | ||
Maybe a mathematics teacher can profit from the study of the history of mathematics | 30-37 | |
Priscilla Chaffe-Stengel - Vol. 3 Num. 2 (1983) | ||
Facilitating symbolic understanding of fractions | 42-48 | |
David Wheeler - Vol. 4 Num. 1 (1984) | ||
Communication: Research problems in mathematics education - I a | 40 | |
Stephen Brown - Vol. 4 Num. 1 (1984) | ||
The logic of problem generation: from morality and solving to de-posing and rebellion | 9-20 | |
Geoffrey Howson - Vol. 4 Num. 1 (1984) | ||
Communication: Research problems in mathematics education - I b | 41-42 | |
Thomas Kieren - Vol. 4 Num. 1 (1984) | ||
Communication: Research problems in mathematics education - I c | 42-44 | |
Nicholas Balacheff - Vol. 4 Num. 1 (1984) | ||
Communication: Research problems in mathematics education - I d | 44-45 | |
Jeremy Kilpatrick - Vol. 4 Num. 1 (1984) | ||
Communication: Research problems in mathematics education - I e | 45-46 | |
Dick Tahta - Vol. 4 Num. 1 (1984) | ||
Communication: Research problems in mathematics education - I f | 46-47 | |
Jere Confrey ,  Alan Bishop ,  Efraim Fischbein ,  Willem Kuijk ,  Gérard Vergnaud - Vol. 4 Num. 2 (1984) | ||
Communication: Research problems in mathematics education - II | 39-44 | |
Rosalinde Scott-Hodgetts - Vol. 4 Num. 2 (1984) | ||
Towards an understanding of mathematics teachers and the way they teach | 25-32 | |
Caleb Gattegno - Vol. 4 Num. 3 (1984) | ||
Curriculum and epistemology - II | 19-21 | |
Merlyn Behr ,  John Bernard ,  Diane Briars ,  George Bright ,  Judy Sowder ,  Ipke Wachsmuth - Vol. 4 Num. 3 (1984) | ||
Communication: Research problems in mathematics education - III a | 22-23 | |
John Mason - Vol. 4 Num. 3 (1984) | ||
Communication: Research problems in mathematics education - III b | 23-25 | |
David Tall - Vol. 4 Num. 3 (1984) | ||
Communication: Research problems in mathematics education - III c | 25-26 | |
David Robitaille - Vol. 4 Num. 3 (1984) | ||
Communication: Research problems in mathematics education - III d | 26-27 | |
Thomas Carpenter - Vol. 4 Num. 3 (1984) | ||
Communication: Research problems in mathematics education - III e | 27-28 | |
William M. Brookes - Vol. 4 Num. 3 (1984) | ||
Communication: Research problems in mathematics education - III f | 28-29 | |
Alan Bishop - Vol. 5 Num. 1 (1985) | ||
The social construction of meaning -- a significant development for mathematics education? | 24-28 | |
Nicolas Balacheff ,  Claude Comiti ,  Colette Laborde ,  B. Cornu - Vol. 5 Num. 1 (1985) | ||
Four views of ICME-5: Rapport sur le congrès ICME V, Adélaide 1984 | 29-31 | |
David Robitaille - Vol. 5 Num. 1 (1985) | ||
Four views of ICME-5: ICME-5 revisited | 31-32 | |
David Pimm - Vol. 5 Num. 1 (1985) | ||
Four views of ICME-5: Letter from Adelaide | 33-35 | |
John S. Conroy - Vol. 5 Num. 1 (1985) | ||
Four views of ICME-5: ICME past ... ICME still to come | 36 | |
Diana Kroll - Vol. 5 Num. 2 (1985) | ||
Evidence from The Mathematics Teacher (1908-1920) on women and mathematics | 7-10 | |
Hans-Georg Steiner - Vol. 5 Num. 2 (1985) | ||
Theory of mathematics education (TME): an introduction | 11-17 | |
John W. Berry - Vol. 5 Num. 2 (1985) | ||
Learning mathematics in a second language: some cross-cultural issues | 18-23 | |
Rosalinde Scott-Hodgetts - Vol. 5 Num. 2 (1985) | ||
Snapshots of a mathematics teacher: some preliminary data from the Mathematics Teaching Project | 46-52 | |
Bat-Sheva Eylon - Vol. 6 Num. 2 (1986) | ||
Functions today and yesterday | 18-24 | |
Nicolas Balacheff - Vol. 6 Num. 3 (1986) | ||
Cognitive versus situational analysis of problem-solving behaviors | 10-12 | |
Hans-Georg Steiner - Vol. 7 Num. 1 (1987) | ||
Philosophical and epistemological aspects of mathematics and their interaction with theory and practice in mathematics education | 7-13 | |
Robert Thomas - Vol. 7 Num. 1 (1987) | ||
Cartesian and non-Cartesian thinking: reflections on the learning of mathematics | 23-29 | |
Tony Brown - Vol. 7 Num. 1 (1987) | ||
Teacher-student interactions | 48-52 | |
Ruth Ben-Zvi - Vol. 7 Num. 2 (1987) | ||
History of mathematics for teachers: the case of irrational numbers | 18-23 | |
Celia Hoyles - Vol. 7 Num. 2 (1987) | ||
Tools for learning -- insights for the mathematics educator from a Logo programming environment | 32-37 | |
Nitsa Movshovits-Hadar - Vol. 8 Num. 2 (1988) | ||
Stimulating presentation of theorems followed by responsive proofs | 12-19 | |
Hans-Georg Steiner - Vol. 8 Num. 3 (1988) | ||
Two kinds ofelements and the dialectic between synthetic-deductive and analytic-genetic approaches in mathematics | 7-15 | |
Nitsa Movshovits-Hadar - Vol. 8 Num. 3 (1988) | ||
School mathematics theorems -- an endless source of surprise | 34-40 | |
Rosalinde Scott-Hodgetts - Vol. 9 Num. 2 (1989) | ||
Mathematising the hard stuff | 27-31 | |
John Clement ,  Clifford Konold - Vol. 9 Num. 3 (1989) | ||
Fostering basic problem-solving skills in mathematics | 26-30 | |
Kathryn Crawford - Vol. 10 Num. 1 (1990) | ||
Language and technology in classroom settings for students from non-technological cultures | 2-6 | |
Klaus-Dieter Graf - Vol. 10 Num. 3 (1990) | ||
Popularizing geometrical concepts: the case of the kaleidoscope | 42-50 | |
Marie-Jean Perrin-Glorian - Vol. 11 Num. 1 (1991) | ||
Didactic engineering, research and development tool: some theoretical problems linked to this duality | 13-18 | |
Lisa Hefendehl-Hebeker - Vol. 11 Num. 1 (1991) | ||
Negative numbers: obstacles in their evolution from intuitive to intellectual constructs | 26-32 | |
Martha B. Burton - Vol. 11 Num. 1 (1991) | ||
Grammatical translation-inhibitors in two classic word problem sentences | 43-46 | |
Arthur Powell ,  Mahendra Ramnauth - Vol. 12 Num. 2 (1992) | ||
Beyond questions and answers: prompting reflections and deepening understandings of mathematics using multiple-entry logs | 12-18 | |
Zalman Usiskin - Vol. 12 Num. 3 (1992) | ||
Glimpses of ICME-7: Thoughts of an ICME regular | 19-20 | |
Dale L. Brekke - Vol. 12 Num. 3 (1992) | ||
Glimpses of ICME-7: Encouragements and disturbances | 20-21 | |
Anneli Lax - Vol. 12 Num. 3 (1992) | ||
Glimpses of ICME-7: A brief note on errors | 21-22 | |
Leo Rogers - Vol. 12 Num. 3 (1992) | ||
Glimpses of ICME-7: Then and now | 22-23 | |
Betty Johnston - Vol. 12 Num. 3 (1992) | ||
Glimpses of ICME-7: Walled cities | 23-24 | |
Celia Hoyles - Vol. 12 Num. 3 (1992) | ||
Mathematics teaching and mathematics teachers: a meta-case study | 32-44 | |
Claudine Blanchard-Laville - Vol. 12 Num. 3 (1992) | ||
Applications of psychoanalysis to the in-service training of mathematics teachers | 45-51 | |
Ross M. Skelton - Vol. 13 Num. 1 (1993) | ||
Bion and problem-solving | 39-42 | |
Joanna O. Masingila - Vol. 13 Num. 2 (1993) | ||
Learning from mathematics practice in out-of-school situations | 18-22 | |
Rodney C. Bassanezi - Vol. 14 Num. 2 (1994) | ||
Modelling as a teaching-learning strategy | 31-35 | |
Abraham Arcavi - Vol. 14 Num. 3 (1994) | ||
Symbol sense: informal sense-making in formal mathematics | 24-35 | |
Janet Ainley - Vol. 15 Num. 2 (1995) | ||
Re-viewing graphing: traditional and intuitive approaches | 10-16 | |
Orit Zaslavsky - Vol. 15 Num. 3 (1995) | ||
Open-ended tasks as a trigger for mathematics teachers' professional development | 15-20 | |
Marja Van Den Heuvel-Panhuizen ,  James A. Middleton ,  Leen Streefland - Vol. 15 Num. 3 (1995) | ||
Student-generated problems: Easy and difficult problems on percentage | 21-27 | |
Rina Zazkis - Vol. 15 Num. 3 (1995) | ||
Fuzzy thinking in non-fuzzy situations: understanding students' perspective | 39-41 | |
Jane-Jane Lo - Vol. 16 Num. 1 (1996) | ||
Building upon student experience in a college geometry course | 34-40 | |
Sophie Haroutunian-Gordon - Vol. 16 Num. 2 (1996) | ||
On the learning of mathematics through conversation | 2-10 | |
Robert Thomas - Vol. 16 Num. 2 (1996) | ||
Proto-mathematics and/or real mathematics | 11-18 | |
David Henderson - Vol. 16 Num. 2 (1996) | ||
I learn mathematics from my students -- multiculturalism in action | 46-52 | |
Gavin Hitchcock - Vol. 17 Num. 1 (1997) | ||
Teaching the negatives 1870-1970: a medley of models | 17-25 | |
Luis Radford - Vol. 17 Num. 1 (1997) | ||
On psychology, historical epistemology, and the teaching of mathematics: towards a socio-cultural history of mathematics | 26-33 | |
Munir Fasheh - Vol. 17 Num. 2 (1997) | ||
Is math in the classroom neutral -- or dead? A view from Palestine | 24-27 | |
Patricio Herbst - Vol. 17 Num. 3 (1997) | ||
The number-line metaphor in the discourse of a textbook series | 36-45 | |
Mamokgethi Setati - Vol. 18 Num. 1 (1998) | ||
Code-switching in a senior primary class of second-language mathematics learners | 34-40 | |
Dave Pratt - Vol. 18 Num. 3 (1998) | ||
The co-ordination of meanings for randomness | 2-11 | |
Ruhama Even ,  Maxim Bruckheimer - Vol. 18 Num. 3 (1998) | ||
Communication: Univalence: a critical or non-critical characteristic of functions? | 30-32 | |
William Higginson - Vol. 19 Num. 1 (1999) | ||
Sounds of canons at our gates: post-modernism comes to mathematics education | 24-27 | |
Janet Ainley - Vol. 19 Num. 1 (1999) | ||
Who are you today? Complementary and conflicting roles in school-based research | 39-47 | |
Dimitris Gavalas - Vol. 19 Num. 2 (1999) | ||
Communication: A four-sided view of 'function' | 38-41 | |
Thabiso Nyabanyaba - Vol. 19 Num. 3 (1999) | ||
Whither relevance? Mathematics teachers' discussion of the use of 'real-life' contexts in school mathematics | 10-14 | |
Karin Brodie - Vol. 20 Num. 1 (2000) | ||
Teacher intervention in small-group work | 9-16 | |
Roza Leikin ,  Greisy Winicki-Landman - Vol. 20 Num. 1 (2000) | ||
On equivalent and non-equivalent definitions: part 1 | 17-21 | |
Helen Featherstone - Vol. 20 Num. 2 (2000) | ||
"-Pat + Pat = 0": intellectual play in elementary mathematics | 14-23 | |
Roza Leikin ,  Greisy Winicki-Landman - Vol. 20 Num. 2 (2000) | ||
On equivalent and non-equivalent definitions: part 2 | 24-29 | |
Michael D. Hardy - Vol. 20 Num. 2 (2000) | ||
Communication: Co-operation, silence and the quest for 'cool' ideas | 37-39 | |
Liz Bills - Vol. 20 Num. 2 (2000) | ||
Politeness in teacherstudent dialogue: a socio-linguistic analysis | 40-47 | |
Rina Zazkis - Vol. 20 Num. 3 (2000) | ||
Using code-switching as a tool for learning mathematical language | 38-43 | |
Claudine Blanchard-Laville - Vol. 21 Num. 1 (2001) | ||
Mathematical knowledge and its relation to the knowledge of mathematics
teachers: linked traumas and resonances of identity | 2-11 | |
David Pimm - Vol. 21 Num. 2 (2001) | ||
Some notes on Theo van Doesburg (1883-1931) and his Arithmetic Composition I | 31-36 | |
Karen D. King - Vol. 21 Num. 3 (2001) | ||
Conceptually-oriented mathematics teacher development: improvisation as a metaphor | 9-15 | |
Greisy Winicki Landman - Vol. 21 Num. 3 (2001) | ||
History of Mathematics Education - as I read it | 22-24 | |
Francis Lopez-Real - Vol. 21 Num. 3 (2001) | ||
Reflections on a TIMSS geometry lesson | 25-31 | |
Junichi Hasewaga - Vol. 22 Num. 1 (2002) | ||
Case studies on the symbolism of difference-finding problems in first grade | 21-28 | |
Tamara Bibby - Vol. 22 Num. 3 (2002) | ||
Creativity and logic in primary-school mathematics: a view
from the classroom | 10-13 | |
Nathalie Sinclair - Vol. 22 Num. 3 (2002) | ||
Communication: Re-constructing a painting with geometric eyes | 19-22 | |
Tine Wedege - Vol. 22 Num. 3 (2002) | ||
Numeracy as a basic qualification in semi-skilled
jobs | 23-28 | |
Cyril Julie - Vol. 22 Num. 3 (2002) | ||
The activity system of school-teaching mathematics and
mathematical modelling | 29-37 | |
Richard Kitchen - Vol. 23 Num. 3 (2003) | ||
Getting real about mathematics education reform in high-poverty communities | 16-22 | |
Markku S. Hannula - Vol. 23 Num. 3 (2003) | ||
Fictionalising experiences - experiencing through fiction | 31-37 | |
Vicki Zack ,  David A. Reid - Vol. 23 Num. 3 (2003) | ||
Good-enough understanding: theorising about the learning of complex ideas (part 1) | 43-50 | |
Vicki Zack ,  David A. Reid - Vol. 24 Num. 1 (2004) | ||
Good-enough understanding: theorising about the learning of complex ideas (part 2) | 25-28 | |
Barbara Brizuela ,  Analucia Schliemann - Vol. 24 Num. 2 (2004) | ||
Ten-year-old students solving linear equations | 33-40 | |
Fulvia Furinghetti - Vol. 24 Num. 3 (2004) | ||
Communication: Lost and found in ICME-10 | 24 | |
Abraham Arcavi - Vol. 24 Num. 3 (2004) | ||
Communication: Solving linear equations - why, how and when? | 25-27 | |
Dick Tahta - Vol. 25 Num. 1 (2005) | ||
Teaching mathematics - an editorial | 2-3 | |
Razia Fakir Mohammad - Vol. 25 Num. 1 (2005) | ||
Issues of perceiving equality in a co-learning partnership in Pakistani schools | 11-15 | |
Chris Breen - Vol. 25 Num. 1 (2005) | ||
Opening the space of possibility - for myself (and others?) | 24-27 | |
Sandy Dawson - Vol. 25 Num. 1 (2005) | ||
Communication: Ideas reinforced - ideas seen in a new way - ideas to be used | 28 | |
Marja Van Den Heuvel-Panhuizen - Vol. 25 Num. 2 (2005) | ||
The role of contexts in assessment problems in mathematics | 2-9 | |
Tim Fukawa-Connelly - Vol. 25 Num. 2 (2005) | ||
Communication: Thoughts on learning advanced mathematics | 33-35 | |
Laurent Theis - Vol. 25 Num. 3 (2005) | ||
L'apprentissage du signe = : un obstacle cognitif important RÉSUMÉ | 7-12 | |
Younggi Choi ,  Jonghoon Do - Vol. 25 Num. 3 (2005) | ||
Equality involved in 0.999... and (-8)^1/3 | 13-15 | |
Barbara Ball ,  Alf Coles ,  Dave Hewitt ,  Dave Wilson ,  Laurie Jacques ,  Kath Cross ,  Dick Tahta ,  Laurinda Brown ,  Gill Hatch ,  Pete Griffin - Vol. 25 Num. 3 (2005) | ||
Talking about subject-specific pedagogy | 32-36 | |
Tod Shockey - Vol. 26 Num. 1 (2006) | ||
Left-ventricle reduction through an ethnomathematics lens | 2-6 | |
Dave Hewitt - Vol. 26 Num. 1 (2006) | ||
Communication: Subject-specific pedagogy: global and local aspects | 20 | |
Manuel Santos-Trigo - Vol. 26 Num. 1 (2006) | ||
Communication: Dynamic representation, connections and meaning in mathematical problem solving | 21-25 | |
Stephen Hegedus - Vol. 26 Num. 1 (2006) | ||
Jim Kaput - 1942-2005: a mentor, a colleague, a friend | 26-28 | |
Torulf Palm - Vol. 26 Num. 1 (2006) | ||
Word problems as simulations of real-world situations: a proposed frameworks | 42-47 | |
David Stocker - Vol. 26 Num. 2 (2006) | ||
Communication: Re-thinking real-world mathematics | 29 | |
Dor Abrahamson ,  Matthew Berland ,  Benjamin Shapiro ,  Joshua Unterman ,  Uri Wilensky - Vol. 26 Num. 3 (2006) | ||
Leveraging epistemological diversity through computer-based argumentation in the domain of probability | 39-45 | |
Susan Staats - Vol. 27 Num. 1 (2007) | ||
Dynamic contexts and imagined worlds: an interdisciplinary approach to mathematics applications RÉSUMÉ | 4-9 | |
Daniel Clark Orey ,  Milton Rosa - Vol. 27 Num. 1 (2007) | ||
Cultural assertions and challenges towards pedagogical action of an Ethnomathematics program RÉSUMÉ | 10-16 | |
Gustavo Barallobres - Vol. 27 Num. 1 (2007) | ||
Introduction à l'algèbre par la généralisation : problèmes didactiques soulevés RÉSUMÉ | 39-44 | |
Monica Johansson - Vol. 27 Num. 1 (2007) | ||
Mathematical meaning making and textbook task RÉSUMÉ | 45-51 | |
Vicenc Font ,  Juan D. Godino ,  Bruno D'Amore - Vol. 27 Num. 2 (2007) | ||
An onto-semiotic approach to representations in mathematics education | 2-7 | |
Beth Herbel-Eisenmann - Vol. 27 Num. 2 (2007) | ||
A framework for uncovering the way a textbook may position the mathematics learner | 8-14 | |
Ji-Eun Lee - Vol. 27 Num. 3 (2007) | ||
Talking about order of operations | 25-26 | |
Gabriel J. Stylianides - Vol. 28 Num. 1 (2008) | ||
An analytic framework of reasoning-and-proving(part 1) | 9-16 | |
Barbara Jaworski ,  Stephen Lerman - Vol. 28 Num. 1 (2008) | ||
Leone Minna Burton: 14.9.1936-1.12.2007 | 26-27 | |
Jeongho Woo ,  Jaehoon Yim - Vol. 28 Num. 2 (2008) | ||
Revisiting 0.999... and (-8)^1/3 in school mathematics from the perspective of the algebraic permanence principle RÉSUMÉ | 11-16 | |
Jérôme Proulx ,  David Pimm - Vol. 28 Num. 2 (2008) | ||
Algebraic formulas, geometric awareness and Cavalieri's principle RÉSUMÉ | 17-24 | |
Richard Barwell ,  Luis Radford ,  Brent Davis - Vol. 28 Num. 2 (2008) | ||
Communication: Meta-communication | 25 | |
Paul Ernest - Vol. 28 Num. 2 (2008) | ||
Towards a semiotic of mathematical text (part 2) RÉSUMÉ | 39-47 | |
David Henderson - Vol. 28 Num. 3 (2008) | ||
Communication: Is all course-based mathematics special? | 9 | |
Viviane Durand-Guerrier - Vol. 28 Num. 3 (2008) | ||
Communication: Mathématiques scolaires et Mathématiques | 14 | |
Irit Peled ,  Orit Zaslavsky - Vol. 28 Num. 3 (2008) | ||
Beyond local conceptual connections: meta-knowledge about procedure | 28-35 | |
Michael N. Fried - Vol. 29 Num. 1 (2009) | ||
Similarity and Equality in Greek Mathematics: Semiotics, History of Mathematics, and Mathematics Education RÉSUMÉ | 2-7 | |
Amy Noelle Parks - Vol. 29 Num. 1 (2009) | ||
Doomsday Device: Rethinking the Deployment of the 'Achievement Gap' in Equity Arguments RÉSUMÉ | 14-19 | |
Marie Therese Farrugia - Vol. 29 Num. 1 (2009) | ||
Registers for mathematics classrooms in Malta: considering the options RÉSUMÉ | 20-25 | |
Anderson Norton - Vol. 29 Num. 2 (2009) | ||
Re-solving the learning paradox: epistemological and ontological questions for radical constructivism RÉSUMÉ | 2-7 | |
Tony Wing - Vol. 29 Num. 2 (2009) | ||
The post-Piagetian child: Early mathematical developments and a role for structured materials RÉSUMÉ | 8-13 | |
Cristina Frade ,  Peter Winbourne ,  Selma Moura Braga - Vol. 29 Num. 2 (2009) | ||
A mathematics-science community or practice: Reconceptualising transfer in terms of crossing boundaries RÉSUMÉ | 14-22 | |
John Mason ,  Anne Watson - Vol. 29 Num. 2 (2009) | ||
The Menousa RÉSUMÉ | 32-37 | |
Peter Appelbaum - Vol. 29 Num. 2 (2009) | ||
Taking Action - mathematics curricular organization for effective teaching and learning RÉSUMÉ | 38-43 | |
Tim Burgess - Vol. 29 Num. 3 (2009) | ||
Statistical knowledge for teaching: Exploring it in the classroom RÉSUMÉ | 18-21 | |
Brent Davis ,  Moshe Renert - Vol. 29 Num. 3 (2009) | ||
Mathematics-for-teaching as shared dynamic participation RÉSUMÉ | 37-43 | |
Craig Pournara - Vol. 29 Num. 3 (2009) | ||
Spreadsheets as a transparent resource for learning the mathematics of annuities RÉSUMÉ | 49-52 | |
Erik Tillema - Vol. 30 Num. 1 (2010) | ||
Functions of symbolizing activity: a discussion RÉSUMÉ | 1-8 | |
Jan Zwicky - Vol. 30 Num. 1 (2010) | ||
Mathematical analogy and metaphorical insight RÉSUMÉ | 9-14 | |
Vicenç Font ,  Juan D. Godino ,  Núria Planas ,  Jorge I. Acevedo - Vol. 30 Num. 1 (2010) | ||
The object metaphor and synecdoche in mathematics classroom discourse RÉSUMÉ | 15-19 | |
Stephen J. Hegedus ,  Luis Moreno-Armella - Vol. 30 Num. 1 (2010) | ||
Accommodating the instrumental genesis framework within dynamic technology environments RÉSUMÉ | 26-31 | |
Keith Weber - Vol. 30 Num. 1 (2010) | ||
Proofs that develop insight RÉSUMÉ | 32-37 | |
Margaret Rathouz - Vol. 30 Num. 1 (2010) | ||
Ambiguity in units and the referents: two cases in rational number operations RÉSUMÉ | 44-52 | |
Wolff-Michael Roth - Vol. 30 Num. 2 (2010) | ||
Incarnation: radicalizing embodiment of mathematics RÉSUMÉ | 8-17 | |
Konstantinos Tatsis ,  Rijkje Dekker - Vol. 30 Num. 2 (2010) | ||
Combining approaches for the analysis of collaborative mathematics learning RÉSUMÉ | 18-21 | |
Kai-Lin Yang - Vol. 30 Num. 2 (2010) | ||
Communication: The potential of statement-posing tasks RÉSUMÉ | 22-23 | |
Sudan Hansraj - Vol. 30 Num. 2 (2010) | ||
Calculus free optimisation RÉSUMÉ | 26-31 | |
Miquel Albertí Palmer - Vol. 30 Num. 2 (2010) | ||
Situated mathematical research: the interaction of academic and non-academic practice RÉSUMÉ | 32-39 | |
Aishikin Adam ,  Willy Alangui ,  Bill Barton - Vol. 30 Num. 3 (2010) | ||
Bright lights and questions: using mutual interrogation RÉSUMÉ | 10-16 | |
Marcy B. Wood - Vol. 30 Num. 3 (2010) | ||
Not understanding Andy: a metaphorical analysis of students’ resistance to learning RÉSUMÉ | 17-22 | |
Willy Mwakapenda - Vol. 30 Num. 3 (2010) | ||
Communication: Dinner with “maTHEMATICs”: in honOUR of DemYstifyING mathematics RÉSUMÉ | 25-28 | |
Melissa Rodd - Vol. 30 Num. 3 (2010) | ||
Geometrical visualisation – epistemic and emotional RÉSUMÉ | 29-35 | |
Denis Tanguay ,  Denise Grenier - Vol. 30 Num. 3 (2010) | ||
Experimentation and proof in a solid geometry teaching situation RÉSUMÉ | 36-42 | |
Christian Bokhove ,  Paul Drijvers - Vol. 30 Num. 3 (2010) | ||
Symbol sense behavior in digital activities RÉSUMÉ | 43-49 | |
David Tall - Vol. 31 Num. 1 (2011) | ||
Crystalline concepts in long-term mathematical invention and discovery RÉSUMÉ | 3-8 | |
Daniel Chazan ,  Patricio Herbst - Vol. 31 Num. 1 (2011) | ||
Challenges of particularity and generality in depicting and discussing teaching RÉSUMÉ | 9-13 | |
Susan Gerofsky - Vol. 31 Num. 1 (2011) | ||
Ancestral genres of mathematical graphs RÉSUMÉ | 14-19 | |
Duncan Samson ,  Marc Schäfer - Vol. 31 Num. 1 (2011) | ||
Enactivism, figural apprehension and knowledge objectification: an exploration of figural pattern generalisation RÉSUMÉ | 37-43 | |
Rina Zazkis ,  Ami Mamolo - Vol. 31 Num. 2 (2011) | ||
Reconceptualizing knowledge at the mathematical horizon RÉSUMÉ | 8-13 | |
Robert Ward-Penny ,  Sue Johnston-Wilder - Vol. 31 Num. 2 (2011) | ||
Exit interviews: undergraduates who leave mathematics behind RÉSUMÉ | 21-26 | |
Andrea Rohrer ,  Gert Schubring - Vol. 31 Num. 2 (2011) | ||
Ethnomathematics in the 1930s - the contribution of Ewald Fettweis to the history of ethnomathematics RÉSUMÉ | 35-39 | |
Lisa Lunney Borden - Vol. 31 Num. 3 (2011) | ||
The 'verbification' of mathematics: using the grammatical structures of Mi'kmaq to support student learning RÉSUMÉ | 8-13 | |
Jean-François Maheux ,  Wolff-Michael Roth - Vol. 31 Num. 3 (2011) | ||
Relationality and mathematical knowing RÉSUMÉ | 36-41 | |
Boris Koichu - Vol. 32 Num. 1 (2012) | ||
Enhancing an intellectual need for defining and proving: a case of impossible objects RÉSUMÉ | 2-7 | |
Tim Rowland - Vol. 32 Num. 1 (2012) | ||
Contrasting knowledge for elementary and secondary mathematics teaching RÉSUMÉ | 16-21 | |
Mary Beisiegel ,  Elaine Simmt - Vol. 32 Num. 1 (2012) | ||
Formation of mathematics graduate students' mathematician-as-teacher identity RÉSUMÉ | 34-39 | |
Anna Sfard - Vol. 32 Num. 2 (2012) | ||
Communication: Research problems in mathematics education revisited: new clothes - and no emperor | 3-4 | |
Elizabeth de Freitas - Vol. 32 Num. 2 (2012) | ||
The diagram as story: unfolding the event-structure of the mathematical diagram RÉSUMÉ | 27-33 | |
Martin A. Simon ,  Nicora Placa - Vol. 32 Num. 2 (2012) | ||
Reasoning about intensive quantities in whole-number multiplication? A possible basis for ratio understanding RÉSUMÉ | 35-41 | |
Jérôme Proulx ,  Jean-François Maheux - Vol. 32 Num. 2 (2012) | ||
Épistémologie et didactique des mathématiques : questions anciennes, nouvelles questions RÉSUMÉ | 42-47 | |
Chrystalla Papademetri-Kachrimani - Vol. 32 Num. 3 (2012) | ||
Revisiting van Hiele RÉSUMÉ | 2-7 | |
Wolff-Michael Roth - Vol. 32 Num. 3 (2012) | ||
Mathematical learning, the unseen and the unforseen RÉSUMÉ | 15-21 | |
Amir Asghari - Vol. 32 Num. 3 (2012) | ||
Specularity in algebra RÉSUMÉ | 34-38 | |
Paul Christian Dawkins - Vol. 32 Num. 3 (2012) | ||
Extensions of the semantic/syntactic reasoning framework RÉSUMÉ | 39-45 | |
Maria G. Bartolini Bussi ,  Francesca Martignone - Vol. 33 Num. 1 (2013) | ||
Cultural issues in the communication of research on mathematics education RÉSUMÉ | 2-8 | |
Jill Neumayer-Depiper - Vol. 33 Num. 1 (2013) | ||
Teacher identity work in mathematics teacher education RÉSUMÉ | 9-15 | |
Jean-François Maheux - Vol. 33 Num. 1 (2013) | ||
Communication: Offering and differing | 17-18 | |
Alf Coles - Vol. 33 Num. 1 (2013) | ||
On metacognition RÉSUMÉ | 21-26 | |
Kai-Lin Yang - Vol. 33 Num. 1 (2013) | ||
A framework for analysing textbooks based on the notion of abstraction RÉSUMÉ | 33-39 | |
Courtney Nagle - Vol. 33 Num. 2 (2013) | ||
Transitioning from introductory calculus to formal limit conceptions RÉSUMÉ | 2-10 | |
Christine Larson ,  Michelle Zandieh - Vol. 33 Num. 2 (2013) | ||
Three interpretations of the matrix equation Ax=b RÉSUMÉ | 11-17 | |
Chiara Andrà - Vol. 33 Num. 2 (2013) | ||
How do students understand mathematical lectures? Note-taking as retelling of the teacher's story RÉSUMÉ | 18-23 | |
Hamsa Venkat - Vol. 33 Num. 2 (2013) | ||
Using temporal range to theorize early number teaching in South Africa RÉSUMÉ | 31-36 | |
Tony Brown ,  Elaine Hodson ,  Kim Smith - Vol. 33 Num. 2 (2013) | ||
TIMSS mathematics has changed real mathematics forever RÉSUMÉ | 38-43 | |
Alexandre Pais - Vol. 33 Num. 3 (2013) | ||
Ethnomathematics and the limits of culture RÉSUMÉ | 2-6 | |
Farhaana Nyamekye - Vol. 33 Num. 3 (2013) | ||
Separate schooling for Black adolescent mathematics learners RÉSUMÉ | 7-13 | |
Uri Leron ,  Orit Zaslavsky - Vol. 33 Num. 3 (2013) | ||
Generic proving: reflections on scope and method RÉSUMÉ | 24-30 | |
Carlos Castillo-Garsow - Vol. 33 Num. 3 (2013) | ||
Chunky and smooth images of change RÉSUMÉ | 31-37 | |
Brent Davis - Vol. 34 Num. 1 (2014) | ||
Toward a more power-full school mathematics RÉSUMÉ | 12-17 | |
Jean-François Maheux - Vol. 34 Num. 1 (2014) | ||
Re-counting mathematics education with technology | 25-28 | |
Anna Baccaglini-Frank - Vol. 34 Num. 1 (2014) | ||
Communication: Intercultural dialogue and the geography and history of thought | 31-33 | |
Goossen Karssenberg - Vol. 34 Num. 1 (2014) | ||
Learning geometry by designing Persian mosaics RÉSUMÉ | 43-49 | |
Margaret Walshaw - Vol. 34 Num. 2 (2014) | ||
Who can know mathematics? RÉSUMÉ | 2-6 | |
Lynn M. McGarvey - Vol. 34 Num. 2 (2014) | ||
Communication: Intentional play-spaces for teaching/learning mathematics with young children | 9-11 | |
Elise Lockwood - Vol. 34 Num. 2 (2014) | ||
A set-oriented perspective on solving counting problems RÉSUMÉ | 31-36 | |
Beth Herbel-Eisenmann - Vol. 34 Num. 2 (2014) | ||
Communication: The one and the many: transcripts and the art of interpretation | 38-40 | |
Beth Herbel-Eisenmann - Vol. 34 Num. 2 (2014) | ||
Communication: Textbook positioning | 42-43 | |
Uffe Thomas Jankvist - Vol. 34 Num. 3 (2014) | ||
The use of original sources and its potential relation to the recruitment problem RÉSUMÉ | 8-13 | |
Jenni Ingram - Vol. 34 Num. 3 (2014) | ||
Shifting attention RÉSUMÉ | 19-24 | |
Wolff-Michael Roth - Vol. 35 Num. 1 (2015) | ||
Excess of graphical thinking: movement, mathematics and flow RÉSUMÉ | 2-7 | |
Uffe Thomas Jankvist ,  Morten Misfeldt - Vol. 35 Num. 1 (2015) | ||
CAS-induced difficulties in learning mathematics? RÉSUMÉ | 15-20 | |
Dov Zazkis - Vol. 35 Num. 1 (2015) | ||
Monsters, lovers and former friends: exploring relationships with mathematics via personification RÉSUMÉ | 33-38 | |
Päivi Portaankorva-Koivisto - Vol. 35 Num. 1 (2015) | ||
Communication: Praxis in mathematics teacher education: introduction to a series of short communications | 39 | |
Mark Boylan - Vol. 35 Num. 1 (2015) | ||
Communication: Emotionality and relationship in teaching mathe- matics: a praxis of embodiment and uncertainty | 41-42 | |
Päivi Portaankorva-Koivisto - Vol. 35 Num. 1 (2015) | ||
Communication: Theory vs. practice or theory vs. experiences | 44-45 | |
Lisser Rye Ejersbo ,  Uri Leron ,  Abraham Arcavi - Vol. 34 Num. 3 (2014) | ||
Bridging intuitive and analytical thinking: four looks at the 2-glass puzzle RÉSUMÉ | 2-7 | |
Orly Buchbinder ,  Daniel Chazan ,  Elizabeth Fleming - Vol. 35 Num. 2 (2015) | ||
Insights into the school mathematics tradition from solving linear equations RÉSUMÉ | 2-8 | |
Alik Palatnik ,  Boris Koichu - Vol. 35 Num. 2 (2015) | ||
Exploring insight: focus on shifts of attention RÉSUMÉ | 9-14 | |
Juan Pablo Mejia-Ramos - Vol. 35 Num. 2 (2015) | ||
On relative and absolute conviction in mathematics RÉSUMÉ | 15-21 | |
Houman Harouni - Vol. 35 Num. 2 (2015) | ||
Reframing the discussion on word problems: a political economy RÉSUMÉ | 28-33 | |
Paola Valero ,  Gelsa Knijnik - Vol. 35 Num. 2 (2015) | ||
Governing the modern, neoliberal child through ICT research in mathematics education RÉSUMÉ | 34-39 | |
Catherine (Katy) Ulrich - Vol. 35 Num. 3 (2015) | ||
Stages in constructing and coordinating units additively and multiplicatively (Part 1) RÉSUMÉ | 2-7 | |
Jennifer Johnson-Leung - Vol. 35 Num. 3 (2015) | ||
Generic example proving criteria for all RÉSUMÉ | 8-13 | |
Sandy Dawson - Vol. 35 Num. 3 (2015) | ||
Learning mathematics does not (necessarily) mean constructing the right knowledge RÉSUMÉ | 17-22 | |
Vince Geiger ,  Rudolf Straesser - Vol. 35 Num. 3 (2015) | ||
The challenge of publication for English non-dominant-language authors in mathematics education RÉSUMÉ PLUS D'INFORMATION    | 35-41 | |
Mellony Graven - Vol. 36 Num. 1 (2016) | ||
When systemic interventions get in the way of localized mathematics reform RÉSUMÉ | 8-13 | |
Jean-François Maheux - Vol. 36 Num. 1 (2016) | ||
Communication: Sort-of-right mathematics | 24-25 | |
David Guillemette - Vol. 36 Num. 1 (2016) | ||
Epistemologie historique, humanisme et approches socioculturelles : dialogue sur l’histoire des mathematiques RÉSUMÉ | 29-33 | |
Catherine (Katy) Ulrich - Vol. 36 Num. 1 (2016) | ||
Stages in constructing and coordinating units additively and multiplicatively (part 2) RÉSUMÉ | 34-39 | |
Janelle McFeetors ,  Ralph Mason - Vol. 25 Num. 3 (2005) | ||
Voice and success in non-academic mathematics courses:(re)forming identity | 16-23 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 52 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 48 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 40 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 48 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 40 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 44 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 40 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 48 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 44 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 59-60 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 52 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 40 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 58 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 44 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 40 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 44 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 40 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 48 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 48 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 40 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 44 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 40 | |
Mark A. Creager ,  Erik Jacobson ,  Fetiye Aydeniz - Vol. 36 Num. 2 (2016) | ||
Can pedagogical concerns eclipse mathematical knowledge? RÉSUMÉ | 2-7 | |
Miguel Ribeiro ,  Maria Mellone ,  Arne Jakobsen - Vol. 36 Num. 2 (2016) | ||
Interpreting students' non-standard reasoning: insights for mathematics teacher education RÉSUMÉ | 8-13 | |
Jane McChesney ,  Susanna Wilson - Vol. 36 Num. 2 (2016) | ||
Mathematics education in a time of earthquakes: holding on and letting go RÉSUMÉ | 14-18 | |
Erik Tillema ,  Andrew Gatza - Vol. 36 Num. 2 (2016) | ||
A quantitative and combinatorial approach to non-linear meanings of multiplication RÉSUMÉ | 26-33 | |
Wolff-Michael Roth - Vol. 36 Num. 2 (2016) | ||
On the social nature of mathematical reasoning RÉSUMÉ | 34-39 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 40 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 52 | |
Wes Maciejewski ,  Bill Barton - Vol. 36 Num. 3 (2016) | ||
Mathematical foresight: thinking in the future to work in the present RÉSUMÉ | 25-30 | |
Patricia Morgan ,  Dor Abrahamson - Vol. 36 Num. 3 (2016) | ||
Cultivating the ineffable: the role of contemplative practice in enactivist learning RÉSUMÉ | 31-37 | |
Yasmine Abtahi ,  David Wagner - Vol. 36 Num. 3 (2016) | ||
Communication: Violence in un-rooted mathematics | 39-40 | |
Sean Chorney ,  Tanya Noble ,  Robyn Ruttenberg-Rozen ,  Mamokgethi Setati Phakeng - Vol. 36 Num. 3 (2016) | ||
Sharing space with the other to discuss mathematics education and social justice RÉSUMÉ | 46-49 | |
Alf Coles ,  Nathalie Sinclair - Vol. 37 Num. 1 (2017) | ||
Re-thinking place value: from metaphor to metonym RÉSUMÉ | 3-8 | |
Osnat Fellus ,  Florence Glanfield - Vol. 37 Num. 1 (2017) | ||
Communication: Reflections on the FLM pre-conference | 15-19 | |
Jean-François Maheux - Vol. 37 Num. 1 (2017) | ||
Communication: Défis and opportunities of la diversité (linguistic) in publication | 20-24 | |
Igor' Kontorovich ,  Rina Zazkis - Vol. 37 Num. 1 (2017) | ||
Mathematical conventions: revisiting arbitrary and necessary RÉSUMÉ | 29-34 | |
Yasmine Abtahi - Vol. 37 Num. 1 (2017) | ||
The 'more knowledgeable other': a necessity in the zone of proximal development? RÉSUMÉ | 35-39 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 40 | |
Marie Therese Farrugia - Vol. 37 Num. 2 (2017) | ||
On semiotics and jumping frogs: the role of gesture in the teaching of subtraction RÉSUMÉ | 2-7 | |
Jason Cooper ,  Alon Pinto - Vol. 37 Num. 2 (2017) | ||
Mathematical and pedagogical perspectives on warranting: approximating the root of 18 RÉSUMÉ PLUS D'INFORMATION    | 8-13 | |
Ernest Kofi Davis - Vol. 37 Num. 2 (2017) | ||
Communication: A three-tier teaching model for teaching mathematics in context RÉSUMÉ | 14-15 | |
Vince Geiger ,  Claire Margolinas ,  Rudolf Sträßer - Vol. 37 Num. 2 (2017) | ||
Communication: On the challenges of multi-linguisme in mathematics education research RÉSUMÉ | 16-18 | |
Alayne Armstrong - Vol. 37 Num. 2 (2017) | ||
Bricolage in middle years school mathematics RÉSUMÉ | 19-24 | |
Caroline Yoon - Vol. 37 Num. 2 (2017) | ||
The writing mathematician RÉSUMÉ | 30-34 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 40 | |
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Ami Mamolo - Vol. 37 Num. 3 (2017) | ||
April and the infinitely many ping pong balls RÉSUMÉ | 2-8 | |
Rina Zazkis - Vol. 37 Num. 3 (2017) | ||
Communication: Order of operations: on conventions, mnemonics and knowledge-in-use | 19-21 | |
Linda Marie Ahl ,  Mario Sánchez Aguilar ,  Uffe Thomas Jankvist - Vol. 37 Num. 3 (2017) | ||
Distance mathematics education as a means for tackling impulse control disorder: the case of a young convict RÉSUMÉ | 27-32 | |
Einat Heyd-Metzuyanim - Vol. 37 Num. 3 (2017) | ||
Identity as a nexus of affect and discourse in mathematical learning RÉSUMÉ | 33-38 | |
Pietro di Martino ,  Anna Baccaglini-Frank - Vol. 37 Num. 3 (2017) | ||
Beyond performance results: analyzing the informational and developmental potentials of standardized mathematics tests RÉSUMÉ | 39-44 | |
Sean Chorney - Vol. 37 Num. 3 (2017) | ||
Circles, materiality and movement RÉSUMÉ | 45-49 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 52 | |
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front cover | 0 | |
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front cover | 0 | |
Nenad Radakovic ,  Susan Jagger ,  Limin Jao - Vol. 38 Num. 1 (2018) | ||
Writing and reading multiplicity in the uni-verse: engagements with mathematics through poetry RÉSUMÉ | 2-6 | |
Yusuke Shinno ,  Takeshi Miyakawa ,  Hideki Iwasaki ,  Susumu Kunimune ,  Tatsuya Mizoguchi ,  Terumasa Ishii ,  Yoshitaka Abe - Vol. 38 Num. 1 (2018) | ||
Challenges in curriculum development for mathematical proof in secondary school: cultural dimensions to be considered RÉSUMÉ | 26-30 | |
Ole Skovsmose - Vol. 38 Num. 1 (2018) | ||
Critical constructivism: interpreting mathematics education for social justice RÉSUMÉ | 38-43 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 44 | |
Susan Staats - Vol. 38 Num. 2 (2018) | ||
Coloring conjectures with sound, silence, syntax and gesture: a multimodal poetic analysis RÉSUMÉ | 2-8 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 44 | |
Vanessa Sena Tomaz ,  Maria Manuela David - Vol. 38 Num. 3 (2018) | ||
Mathematical artifacts as communicational facilitators between indigenous and non-indigenous cultures RÉSUMÉ | 2-11 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 58-60 | |
Jean-François Maheux - Vol. 38 Num. 3 (2018) | ||
Conversation | 14-16 | |
Rod E. Case ,  Gwendolyn Williams ,  Peter Cobin - Vol. 38 Num. 3 (2018) | ||
Metaphor and problem-solving among English language learners | 16-18 | |
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Stacy Brown - Vol. 39 Num. 1 (2019) | ||
Leveraging the perceptual ambiguity of proof scripts to witness students’ identities RÉSUMÉ | 7-12 | |
Christopher C. Tisdell - Vol. 39 Num. 1 (2019) | ||
Communication: Schoenfeld’s problem-solving models viewed through the lens of exemplification | 24-26 | |
Juan D. Godino ,  Carmen Batanero ,  Vicenç Font - Vol. 39 Num. 1 (2019) | ||
The Onto-semiotic Approach: implications for the prescriptive character of didactics RÉSUMÉ | 38-43 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 48-49 | |
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front cover | 0 | |
Mogens Niss - Vol. 39 Num. 2 (2019) | ||
The very multi-faceted nature of mathematics education research RÉSUMÉ | 2-7 | |
Alik Palatnik ,  Boris Koichu - Vol. 39 Num. 2 (2019) | ||
Flashes of creativity RÉSUMÉ | 8-12 | |
Helen Thouless ,  Sue Gifford - Vol. 39 Num. 2 (2019) | ||
Dotty triangles RÉSUMÉ | 13-18 | |
Ulrika Ryan - Vol. 39 Num. 2 (2019) | ||
Mathematical preciseness and epistemological sanctions RÉSUMÉ | 25-29 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 48 | |
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front cover | 0 | |
Einat Heyd-Metzuyanim - Vol. 39 Num. 3 (2019) | ||
Dialogue between discourses: beliefs and identity in mathematics education RÉSUMÉ | 2-8 | |
Kyriakos Petakos - Vol. 39 Num. 3 (2019) | ||
Communication: Is mathematical productivity a quasi-OCD? | 9-10 | |
Nicholas Wasserman - Vol. 39 Num. 3 (2019) | ||
Duality in combinatorial notation RÉSUMÉ | 16-21 | |
Justin Dimmel ,  Amanda Milewski - Vol. 39 Num. 3 (2019) | ||
Scale, perspective and natural mathematical questions RÉSUMÉ | 34-40 | |
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Contributor affiliations and contact information | 52 | |
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Volume index | 50-51 | |
Elena Polotskaia - Vol. 40 Num. 1 (2020) | ||
Regards croisés sur l’apprentissage des mathématiques : TSD et TID RÉSUMÉ | 2-8 | |
Ana Carolina Faustino ,  Ole Skovsmose - Vol. 40 Num. 1 (2020) | ||
Dialogic and non-dialogic acts in learning mathematics RÉSUMÉ | 9-14 | |
Alon Pinto ,  Ronnie Karsenty - Vol. 40 Num. 1 (2020) | ||
Norms of proof in different pedagogical contexts RÉSUMÉ | 22-27 | |
Megan Staples ,  Kristin Lesseig - Vol. 40 Num. 1 (2020) | ||
Advancing a teacher-centered perspective on support-for-claims terminology RÉSUMÉ | 28-35 | |
Ole Skovsmose - Vol. 40 Num. 1 (2020) | ||
Three narratives about mathematics education RÉSUMÉ | 47-51 | |
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Contributors | 52 | |
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Richard Barwell - Vol. 40 Num. 0 (2020) | ||
Learning mathematics in time and space RÉSUMÉ | 3-8 | |
Tracy Helliwell ,  Julian Brown - Vol. 40 Num. 0 (2020) | ||
Seeing more, seeing differently as mathematics teacher educator researchers RÉSUMÉ | 9-14 | |
Olive Chapman - Vol. 40 Num. 0 (2020) | ||
Mathematics teacher educators’ use of narrative in research, learning and teaching RÉSUMÉ | 21-27 | |
David Reid - Vol. 40 Num. 0 (2020) | ||
Learning to teach a mathematical emotional orientation RÉSUMÉ | 44-48 | |
Brent Davis - Vol. 40 Num. 0 (2020) | ||
Number work: teachers as experts who can think like novices RÉSUMÉ | 49-54 | |
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Contributors | 61 | |
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Vilma Mesa ,  Angeliki Mali - Vol. 40 Num. 2 (2020) | ||
Studying student actions with dynamic textbooks in university settings: the log as research instrument RÉSUMÉ | 8-14 | |
Emilia Florio ,  Luigi Maieru' ,  Giuseppina Fenaroli - Vol. 40 Num. 2 (2020) | ||
Communication: The construction of regular polygons between geometry and algebra: a didactic-historical example | 23-24 | |
Janet Walkoe ,  Mariana Levin - Vol. 40 Num. 2 (2020) | ||
Seeds of algebraic thinking: towards a research agenda RÉSUMÉ | 27-31 | |
Hwa Young Lee ,  Hamilton L. Hardison ,  Teo Paoletti - Vol. 40 Num. 2 (2020) | ||
Foregrounding the background: two uses of coordinate systems RÉSUMÉ | 32-37 | |
Kathleen Melhuish ,  Jennifer A. Czocher - Vol. 40 Num. 2 (2020) | ||
Division is pretty much just multiplication RÉSUMÉ | 38-43 | |
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Contributors | 44 | |
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Giulia Ferrari - Vol. 40 Num. 3 (2020) | ||
Moving as a circle: folds and nuances of a mathematical concept RÉSUMÉ | 3-8 | |
Nicole Panorkou - Vol. 40 Num. 3 (2020) | ||
Dynamic measurement reasoning for area and volume RÉSUMÉ | 9-13 | |
Louis-Philippe Turineck - Vol. 40 Num. 3 (2020) | ||
Communication: Some considerations towards the concept of money in elementary school: money as measurement | 22-24 | |
Chiara Andrà ,  Giulia Bernardi - Vol. 40 Num. 3 (2020) | ||
Reversal theory to understand students' difficulties with graphs in mathematics RÉSUMÉ | 25-30 | |
Moritz L. Sümmermann ,  Benjamin Rott - Vol. 40 Num. 3 (2020) | ||
On the future of design in mathematics education research RÉSUMÉ | 31-34 | |
Jean Dionne ,  Bernard Hodgson - Vol. 40 Num. 3 (2020) | ||
Communication: À la mémoire de Claude Gaulin (1938-2020) | 35-37 | |
Trude Fosse ,  Tamsin Meaney - Vol. 40 Num. 3 (2020) | ||
Using problem posing to bring real-life into the mathematics classroom: can it be too real? RÉSUMÉ | 40-45 | |
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Index to Volume | 46-47 | |
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Contributors | 48 | |
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Kate C. O'Brien - Vol. 41 Num. 1 (2021) | ||
Fibre artists and outsider algorithms: rethinking ethnomathematics through contemporary craft RÉSUMÉ | 8-13 | |
Oyemolade Osibodu - Vol. 41 Num. 1 (2021) | ||
Communication: Necessitating teacher learning in teaching mathematics for social justice to counter anti-Black racism | 18-19 | |
Gemma Carotenuto ,  Maria Mellone ,  Marina Spadea - Vol. 41 Num. 1 (2021) | ||
Moving in early geometry education RÉSUMÉ | 30-36 | |
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Contributors | 56 | |
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Ulrika Ryan ,  Petra Svensson Källberg ,  Lisa Björklund Boistrup - Vol. 41 Num. 2 (2021) | ||
‘Language-as-resource’ in multilingual mathematics activities: an epistemological framework RÉSUMÉ | 8-13 | |
Dave Hewitt ,  David Pimm - Vol. 41 Num. 2 (2021) | ||
Communication: Images, fractions and their intricate links: true, false or somewhere in-between | 14-16 | |
Nadav Marco ,  Alik Palatnik ,  Baruch B. Schwarz - Vol. 41 Num. 2 (2021) | ||
Mind the gaps: gap-filling in proving activities RÉSUMÉ | 21-25 | |
Yvonne Lai ,  Erin E. Baldinger - Vol. 41 Num. 2 (2021) | ||
Authority relations and the tertiary-to-secondary (dis)continuity RÉSUMÉ | 26-31 | |
Giovannina Albano ,  Cristina Coppola ,  Umberto Dello Iacono - Vol. 41 Num. 2 (2021) | ||
What does ‘Inside Out’ mean in problem solving? RÉSUMÉ | 32-36 | |
Timo Tossavainen ,  Françoise Dubois - Vol. 41 Num. 2 (2021) | ||
Communication: A discussion with two five-year-old girls about similarities and dissimilarities in two paintings | 41-44 | |
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Contributors | 52 | |
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Evan Throop-Robinson - Vol. 41 Num. 3 (2021) | ||
Sets of, rows of, jumps of: verbing multiplication RÉSUMÉ | 2-8 | |
Paola Ramírez - Vol. 41 Num. 3 (2021) | ||
Observing how a student becomes coherently aware in mathematics RÉSUMÉ | 9-13 | |
Omid Khatin-Zadeh ,  Babak Yazdani-Fazlabadi - Vol. 41 Num. 3 (2021) | ||
Communication: The grounding of mathematical concepts through fictive motion, gesture and the motor system | 19-21 | |
Tim Rowland - Vol. 41 Num. 3 (2021) | ||
Mathematics teaching—joy in times of trouble? RÉSUMÉ | 25-29 | |
Roza Leikin ,  Regina Ovodenko - Vol. 41 Num. 3 (2021) | ||
Stepped tasks for complex problem solving: top-down-structured mathematical activity RÉSUMÉ | 30-35 | |
Gila Hanna ,  Xiaoheng Yan - Vol. 41 Num. 3 (2021) | ||
Opening a discussion on teaching proof with automated theorem provers RÉSUMÉ | 42-46 | |
Luis Felipe Prieto-Martínez - Vol. 41 Num. 3 (2021) | ||
Unsolved problems in plane geometry RÉSUMÉ | 53 | |
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Index to Volume 41 | 54-55 | |
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Contributors | 56 | |
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Jérôme Proulx - Vol. 42 Num. 1 (2022) | ||
Conceptualiser le périmètre RÉSUMÉ | 2-8 | |
Luis Felipe Prieto-Martínez - Vol. 42 Num. 1 (2022) | ||
Communication: Moser's worm problem: an unsolved problem in plane geometry | 11 | |
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Contributors | 40 | |
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front cover | 0 | |
Olga Fellus ,  David E. Low ,  Lynette D. Guzmán ,  Alex Kasman ,  Ralph Mason - Vol. 42 Num. 2 (2022) | ||
Hidden figures, hidden messages: the construction of mathematical identities with children’s picturebooks RÉSUMÉ | 2-8 | |
İpek Saralar-Aras - Vol. 42 Num. 2 (2022) | ||
Decolonizing educational design for school mathematics RÉSUMÉ | 9-14 | |
Igor' Kontorovich - Vol. 42 Num. 2 (2022) | ||
Communication: On the intricacies of using the symbol plus-minus | 18-21 | |
David Guillemette ,  Adriano Demattè - Vol. 42 Num. 2 (2022) | ||
A discussion on Levinas’s ethics of otherness, originals from the history and teaching-learning mathematics RÉSUMÉ | 22-28 | |
Jessica Pierson Bishop ,  Christina Koehne ,  Michael D. Hicks - Vol. 42 Num. 2 (2022) | ||
By whose authority? Negotiating authority for modes of activity in mathematics classrooms RÉSUMÉ | 35-41 | |
Luis Felipe Prieto-Martínez - Vol. 42 Num. 2 (2022) | ||
Communication: Bellman’s lost in the forest problem: an unsolved problem in plane geometry | 50-51 | |
Gil Schwarts ,  Alf Coles ,  Abraham Arcavi - Vol. 42 Num. 2 (2022) | ||
Leading mathematics teacher discussions during professional development: challenges, opportunities, and discussion sense RÉSUMÉ | 53-59 | |
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Contributors | 60 | |
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Thorsten Scheiner ,  Marcia Pinto - Vol. 42 Num. 3 (2022) | ||
Sense-making in mathematics: an act of comprehension or creation? RÉSUMÉ | 16-20 | |
Colin Foster - Vol. 42 Num. 3 (2022) | ||
Using coherent representations of number in the school mathematics curriculum RÉSUMÉ | 21-27 | |
Nicholas Wasserman - Vol. 42 Num. 3 (2022) | ||
Re-exploring the intersection of mathematics and pedagogy RÉSUMÉ | 28-33 | |
Richard Kitchen - Vol. 42 Num. 3 (2022) | ||
Communication: Considering fishbone diagrams to develop a school-based research agenda | 43-46 | |
Luis Felipe Prieto-Martínez - Vol. 42 Num. 3 (2022) | ||
Communication: The moving sofa problem: an unsolved problem in plane geometry | 46-47 | |
Mourat Tchoshanov ,  Kevin Fierro ,  Gulshat Shakirova - Vol. 42 Num. 3 (2022) | ||
Articulating not knowing in mathematical reasoning RÉSUMÉ | 51-56 | |
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Index to Volume 42 | 58-59 | |
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Contributors | 60 | |
Laurent Theis - Vol. 25 Num. 3 (2005) | ||
Learning the = sign: a significant cognitive obstacle (online only) RÉSUMÉ | 12 | |
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front cover | 0 | |
Peter Appelbaum - Vol. 43 Num. 1 (2023) | ||
Queer time/math time RÉSUMÉ | 2-8 | |
Osama Swidan ,  Annalisa Cusi ,  Ornella Robutti ,  Ferdinando Arzarello - Vol. 43 Num. 1 (2023) | ||
The Method of Varying Inquiry for stimulating learning RÉSUMÉ | 14-18 | |
Laura Tuohilampi ,  Juuso Henrik Nieminen ,  Kim Beswick - Vol. 43 Num. 1 (2023) | ||
From logical causations to likely connections RÉSUMÉ | 24-29 | |
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Contributors | 40 | |
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front cover | 0 | |
Sean Chorney - Vol. 43 Num. 0 (2023) | ||
Song about two good people: letters to David RÉSUMÉ | 3-8 | |
Jérôme Proulx - Vol. 43 Num. 0 (2023) | ||
Making mathematics talk: toward a research programme on school mathematics RÉSUMÉ | 9-15 | |
Beth Herbel-Eisenmann - Vol. 43 Num. 0 (2023) | ||
Who gets to speak mathematically? Exploring the politics of the mathematics register | 22-30 | |
Nathalie Sinclair - Vol. 43 Num. 0 (2023) | ||
Mathematics and the good, revis(it)ed RÉSUMÉ | 31-36 | |
Alf Coles - Vol. 43 Num. 0 (2023) | ||
Paradox in mathematics education: psycho-analysis, metonymy and precarious times RÉSUMÉ | 68-72 | |
David Pimm - Vol. 43 Num. 0 (2023) | ||
Post-editorial and post-retirement postscripts | 83-87 | |
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Contributors | 88 | |
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front cover | 0 | |
Richard Barwell - Vol. 43 Num. 2 (2023) | ||
Wolf diminished: mathematics, education and biodiversity RÉSUMÉ | 2-7 | |
Kathleen Nolan ,  Lisa Lunney Borden - Vol. 43 Num. 2 (2023) | ||
It’s all a matter of perspective RÉSUMÉ | 8-14 | |
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Contributors | 52 | |
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front cover | 0 | |
Yusuke Uegatani ,  Hiroki Otani - Vol. 43 Num. 3 (2023) | ||
An inferentialist view of notions and concepts RÉSUMÉ | 2-6 | |
Farzad Radmehr - Vol. 43 Num. 3 (2023) | ||
Communication: Problem-posing tasks and the inclusion principle | 24-26 | |
Bettina Dahl ,  Hans Hüttel ,  Jakob Gulddahl Rasmussen ,  Morten Grud Rasmussen - Vol. 43 Num. 3 (2023) | ||
Contextualisation in university level problem-based learning RÉSUMÉ | 27-31 | |
Chiara Andrà ,  Igor' Kontorovich ,  Domenico Brunetto - Vol. 43 Num. 3 (2023) | ||
Two technology-enthusiastic teachers and two very different lessons RÉSUMÉ | 32-37 | |
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Volume Index | 38-39 | |
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Contributors | 40 | |
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front cover | 0 | |
James Drimalla ,  Brady A. Tyburski ,  Aida Alibek - Vol. 44 Num. 1 (2024) | ||
Theorizing in mathematics education: a loving critique and conversation-starter RÉSUMÉ | 17-22 | |
Jérôme Proulx ,  Charlotte Mégrourèche ,  Charline Novak - Vol. 44 Num. 1 (2024) | ||
Au-delà des proportions : conceptualiser le raisonnement proportionnel RÉSUMÉ | 28-34 | |
Evan Throop-Robinson - Vol. 44 Num. 1 (2024) | ||
Communication: Transitioning students toward the number line: what representations do they know? | 35-36 | |
Eva Elise Tvedt ,  Tamsin Meaney ,  Toril Eskeland Rangnes ,  Troels Lange - Vol. 44 Num. 1 (2024) | ||
"Shall we bullshit people?" Truth, lies and bullshit in argumentation that uses mathematics RÉSUMÉ | 42-47 | |
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Contributors | 48 | |
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front cover | 0 | |
Joseph Antonides ,  Anderson Norton ,  Rachel Arnold - Vol. 44 Num. 2 (2024) | ||
Linking structures across logic and space: the role of Euler diagrams RÉSUMÉ | 2-8 | |
Gaya Jayakody ,  Shelton Perera - Vol. 44 Num. 2 (2024) | ||
Materializing the use of AMK in teaching: generating counterexamples RÉSUMÉ | 9-14 | |
Evan Throop-Robinson - Vol. 44 Num. 2 (2024) | ||
Communication: Disrupting teachers’ mathematics intuition | 30-32 | |
Ana Patricia García-Amado ,  Maythe García-Rivero ,  José Luis Cruz-Canales - Vol. 44 Num. 2 (2024) | ||
Beyond building blocks: a reorganization of mathematical content RÉSUMÉ | 33-42 | |
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Contributors | 48 |
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