Titlebook: Diversity in Mathematics Education; Towards Inclusive Pr Alan Bishop,Hazel Tan,Tasos N Barkatsas Book 2015 Springer International Publishin

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Book 2015ofiles or contextual features, is endemic in mathematics education, and is often argued to require differentiation as a response. Typically different curricula, text materials, task structures or pedagogies are favoured responses, but huge differences in achievement still result. If we in mathematic

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Alejandro Medina-Aristizabal,Bart van Hoofeachers’ practice of labelling students as ‘disengaged’ is exposed as a self-fulfilling practice which effectively excludes them from the mainstream activities of the class. This chapter asks the question: Could a focus on inclusive approaches to the pedagogy change the engagement situation positively?

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Learners’ Preferred Mathematical Task Types: The Values Perspectivealuing of ‘challenge’, ‘easiness’ and ‘real life scenario’. It is proposed that this ‘rethinking’ into the way in which collected data might be analysed from the values perspective can potentially enrich our understanding of how we can better facilitate mathematics learning and teaching in schools.

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The Challenge of Reporting Research to Inform the Creation of Inclusive Mathematics Learning Environoners. In particular, there are advantages if researchers make explicit the nature of the mathematics they are hoping students will learn, the ways of offering advice to schools, the specific strategies the researchers might be suggesting, and acknowledging the new challenges that this strategies might themselves create.

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Commentary For Section 2: Inclusive Practices in Mathematics Teaching—The Need for Noticing and Prodtem, and shapes new general conditions for teaching and learning in classrooms, at schools, and at teacher education institutions. Having students with different backgrounds in language, ethnicity, religion, parents’ social status, etc., has to be taken into consideration seriously.

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Citizen-Centered Mobility Model of Cataloniaaluing of ‘challenge’, ‘easiness’ and ‘real life scenario’. It is proposed that this ‘rethinking’ into the way in which collected data might be analysed from the values perspective can potentially enrich our understanding of how we can better facilitate mathematics learning and teaching in schools.