Speakers
University of Hamburg, Germany
Recent Discourse in Research on the Competence of Mathematics Teachers
Date: July 19(Sat)
Time:14:00~15:00
Location:Convention Hall (2F)
University of Auckland, New Zealand
East Asian Narratives of Mathematics in an Arts-Based Research Project
Date: July 19(Sat)
Time:14:00~15:00
Location:#109
George Mason University, USA
Transforming Mathematics Education Practices through Innovative Pedagogy and Data-driven Pathways
Date: July 19(Sat)
Time:14:00~15:00
Location:#806
Osaka Metropolitan University, Japan
Teaching Mathematics Through Applications: A Case of Mathematics Education for Non-STEM Undergraduate Students
Date: July 19(Sat)
Time:14:00~15:00
Location:#806-1
The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Computational Thinking as a Catalyst for Change:
Reflecting on What, How, and for Whom We Teach Mathematics in the Digital Age
Date: July 20(Sun)
Time:14:00~15:00
Location: Convention Hall (2F)
Ajou University, Korea
Integrating AI and Digital Technologies in STEM+I Mathematics Education: Opportunities and Challenges
Date: July 20(Sun)
Time:14:00~15:00
Location:#109
George Mason University, USA
Empowering Students as Mathematicians Through Community-Based Mathematical Modeling
Date: July 20(Sun)
Time:14:00~15:00
Location:#806
University of Delaware, USA
Teaching Mathematics Through Problem Posing: A Systematic Review of Problem-Posing-Based Learning Research
Date: July 20(Sun)
Time:14:00~15:00
Location:#806-1
East China Normal University, China
The Impact of Self-Regulated Learning on Mathematics Performance: Insights from East Asian Students in PISA 2022
Date: July 22(Tue)
Time:09:00~10:00
Location: Convention Hall (2F)
Daegu National University of Education, Korea
Creating Mathematics Classrooms Where All Students Can Succeed and Enjoy Learning
Date: July 22(Tue)
Time:09:00~10:00
Location:#109
MATHeCADEMY.net, Denmark
Math Is Fun with Bundle-Numbers on a Bundle-Bundle-Board
Date: July 22(Tue)
Time:09:00~10:00
Location:#806