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Zaharov Ivan,Jatsun Sergey,Jatsun Svetlanask, and both beliefs have a positive correlation with students’ actual performance. A hierarchical analysis reveals that the variances in students’ beliefs are mainly based on differences between individual students and that gender and actual modelling performance have important impacts.

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IFToMM from a Personal Perspective PISA results since 2009. The chapter addresses that more scientific data should be needed to report the more complete mathematical competencies of Chinese students, and the project in this book helps international scholars to understand Chinese students’ mathematical performance.

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,Chinese Eighth Graders’ Competencies in Mathematical Problem-Posing,s in free situations and integrating other knowledge or experience into creating mathematical problems. The study also examined the differences in problem-posing abilities in terms of region and gender and stated certain implications.

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The Development of Problem Solving in Chinese Mathematics Curricula,lso discussed, focusing on three developments: (1) from ‘independence’ to ‘integration’, from ‘unbalanced’ to ‘gradual balance’; (2) from ‘general’ to ‘concrete’, from ‘a(chǎn)dapting to national conditions’ to ‘close to life’; and (3) from ‘low level’ to ‘high level’.

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The Development of Reasoning in Chinese Mathematics Curriculum,e reasoning and deductive reasoning over the past 100?years. Reflecting on the development of reasoning in the Chinese mathematical curriculum, we may need to seek a balance between plausible reasoning and deductive reasoning in mathematical curriculum.

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,Chinese Eighth Graders’ Self-Related Beliefs During Mathematical Modelling,sk, and both beliefs have a positive correlation with students’ actual performance. A hierarchical analysis reveals that the variances in students’ beliefs are mainly based on differences between individual students and that gender and actual modelling performance have important impacts.

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,From “Qingpu Experience” to Investigating Chinese Students’ Mathematical Competencies, PISA results since 2009. The chapter addresses that more scientific data should be needed to report the more complete mathematical competencies of Chinese students, and the project in this book helps international scholars to understand Chinese students’ mathematical performance.