Scientific Program
CHANGES TO THE PROGRAM – JULY 15, 2014
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Mathematics education research in Canada is multifaceted, outward looking, and vibrant. Canadians are, and have been since the beginning, well represented in international groups like PME, PME-NA, and ICME and on the editorial boards of international journals. This internationalism is a great strength of Canadian mathematics education research, but at the same time it makes it more difficult to distinguish a definitively Canadian approach, as it is nested and has evolved through and within the international context. In addition, geographical, historical and political circumstances have created distinct regional contexts for research, with different foci, opportunities, constraints and theoretical traditions. This makes it easier to consider regional approaches to mathematics education research within the Canadian context. In particular, researchers from the province of Quebec have been present since the emergence of mathematics education research internationally and have in parallel developed a strong research community that is constituted by its annual research conferences, a number of research centres, the development of teacher education programs grounded in and inspired by cutting-edge research results, and numerous funded research programs. Mathematics education research in Ontario benefits from a strong network among researchers and with a variety of stakeholders through interactions with the Ontario Association of Mathematics Education, the Ontario Mathematics Coordinators Association, and the Ontario Ministry of Education. Monthly meetings of the Fields Institute Mathematics Education Forum helps to support this network. Researchers in Eastern and Western Canada do not benefit from the same level of integration, organisation and support, but nonetheless have built strong research communities, bringing together diverse theoretical perspectives to address research questions of regional & international importance, including mathematics education and Aboriginal peoples, links between social background and mathematics achievement, embodiment and mathematical understanding, new perspectives on teacher professional development, mathematics education in the early years and curriculum theory. While each of these regional approaches has unique characteristics, they share a common Canadian context, including a very strong and creative national organisation, the Canadian Mathematics Education Study Group, and support of a national funding agency, the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council. The goal of a Research Forum (RF) is to create dialogue and discussion by offering PME members more elaborate presentations, reactions, and discussions on topics on which substantial research has been undertaken in the last 5-10 years and which continue to hold the active interest of a large subgroup of PME. A Research Forum is not intended to be a collection of presentations but instead is meant to convey an overview of an area of research and its main current questions, thus highlighting contemporary debates and perspectives in the field. Two 90-minute sessions will be allocated to Research Forums. The following Research Forums have been approved by the International Program Committee of PME 2014: RF 1: The Challenges of Teaching Mathematics with Digital Technologies–The Evolving Role of the Teacher with Alison Clark-Wilson, Gilles Aldon, Analisa Cusi, Merrilyn Goos, Mariam Haspekian, Ornella Robutti and Mike Thomas. RF 2: Mathematical Tasks and the Student with David Clarke, Heidi Strømskag, RF 3: Mathematical Modeling in School Education: Mathematical, Curricular, Cognitive, Instructional, and Teacher Education Perspectives with Marcelo Borba, Rita Borromeo, Jinfa Cai, Michelle Cirillo, Gabriele Kaiser, John A. Pelesko, and Gloria Stillman RF 4: Spatial Reasoning for Young Learners with Natalie Sinclair and Cathy Bruce RF 5: Habermas’ Construct of Rational Behavior in Mathematics Education: New Advances and Research Questions with Paolo Boero and Núria Planas The aim of Working Sessions (WS) are to provide PME participants opportunities to collaborate in joint activities on a research topic. For this research topic, there must be a clear research framework or research strategy and precise goals so that a coherent collaborative activity is ensured. Ideas for a Working Session can result from Discussion Group sessions of previous conferences where a topic was elaborated upon and a research framework or strategy was developed. Each Working Session should be complementary to the aims of PME and ensure maximum involvement of each participant. Two 90-minute sessions will be allocated to Working Sessions. After the conference, coordinators of each Working Session will submit a report of their activities for inclusion in the PME newsletter. The accepted Working Sessions for PME 2014 are: WS 1: Teacher Noticing: A Hidden Skill of Teaching by Molly H. Fisher, Edna O. Schack, Jennifer Wilhelm, Jonathan Thomas, and Rebecca McNall-Krall WS 2: Developing Preservice Elementary Teachers’ Mathematical Knowledge for Teaching by Lynn Cecilia and Susan Oesterle WS 3: Key Issues Regarding Teacher-Student Interactions and roles in Assessment for Learning by Guir A. Nortvedt and Leonor Santos WS 4: Mathematics Teacher Educators’ Knowledge by Kim Beswick, Merrilyn Goos, and Olive Chapman WS 5: Special Education and Math Working Group by Helen Thouless, Ron Tzur, Susan Courey, Marie Fisher, Jessica Hunt, Katherine Lewis, Robyn Ruttenberg, and Yan Ping Xin WS 6: The Use of Eye-Tracking and Technology in Mathematics Education Research by Patrick Barmby, Chiara Andrà, David Gómez, Andreas, Obersteiner, and Anna Shvarts The objective of a Discussion Group (DG) is to provide attendees with the opportunity to discuss a specific research topic of shared interest. The idea of a Discussion Group may be the result of an Ad hoc Meeting or an intensive discussion of a Research Report during the previous conference. Discussion Groups may begin with short synopses of research work, or a set of pressing questions. A Discussion Group is exploratory in character, and is especially suitable for topics which are not appropriate for collaborative work in a Working Session because they are not yet elaborate enough or because a coherent research strategy has not been identified. A successful Discussion Group may result in an application for a Working Session one year later. Two 90-minute sessions will be allocated to Working Groups. After the conference, coordinators of each Discussion Group will submit a report of their activities for inclusion in the PME newsletter. The accepted Working Sessions for PME 2014 are: DG 1: A Discussion on Virtual Manipulatives by Patricia Moyer-Packenham and DG 2: Exploring Horizons of Knowledge for Teaching by Nicholas H. Wasserman, Ami Mamolo, C. Miguel Ribeiro, and Arne Jakobsen DG 3: Mathematical Discourse that Breaks Barriers and Creates Spaces for Marginalised Students by Roberta Hunter, Marta Civil, Beth Herbel-Eisenmann, and David Wagner (reading material) DG 4: Negative Numbers: Bridging Contexts and Symbols by Laura Bofferding, Nicole Wessman-Enzinger, Aurora Gallardo, Irit Peled, and Graciela Salinas DG 5: Numeracy Across the Curriculum by Merrilyn Goos, Helen Forgasz, and Vince Geiger DG 6: Observing Teachers Observing Mathematics Teaching: Researching the Unobservable by David A. Reid, Richard Barwell, Lisa Lunney Borden, Manuel Dominic, Elaine Simmt, and Christine Suurtamm DG 7: Preparing and Supporting Mathematics Teacher Educators: Opportunities and Challenges by Rachael Mae Welder, Amanda Jansen, and Andrea McCloskey DG 8: Researching ‘Thinking Classrooms’ by Gayle Williams and Peter Liljedahl DG 9: School Mathematics Curriculum in Centralized and Decentralized Educational System by Zahra Gooya and Soheila Gholamazad DG 10: The Affordances and Constraints of Multimodal Technologies in Mathematics Education by Stephen Hegedus, Yenny Otalora, Lulu Healy, and Natalie Sinclair DG 11: Visualization in Teacher Education: Toward a Pedagogy by Barbara Mary Kinach and Andrew Coulson. DG 12: What is Quality Teaching-Research? by Bronislaw Czarnocha (reading material) For the first time, and as a pilot, PME is pleased to offer a special day for young (early career) researchers who are also attending the PME conference. The day will directly precede the main PME conference and will consist of presentations, working groups and other kinds of sessions planned to be of value to those new to research in mathematics education. If it proves to be of interest and value, the IC and local organizations will propose to the AGM that such an event should become a permanent feature of PME activity. Expand for more details. The aim of the Young Researchers Day is to provide early career researchers with opportunities to develop their research skills in various fields, establish new contacts and build networks among themselves and to future PME conferences, and meet and work with international experts in the field. Young Researchers Day [YRD] will be held on the afternoon of July 14 (14:00 – 18:00) and the morning of July 15 (9:00 – 12:30) at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver. The sessions will comprise of workshops facilitated by internationally recognized PME scholars including Dr. David Pimm, Dr. Nathalie Sinclair, and Dr. Susan Gerofsky as well as PME representatives Dr. Tim Rowland, Dr. Joao Filipe Matos. It will also include a social program to provide opportunities for informal exchanges and further networking. Registration fees and dinner on July 14 are complimentary (no cost). Application is now closed. For participants accepted to partake in YRD it is recommended that they arrive on July 13th or the morning of July 14th. To help with the preparation of your presentations please refer to the presentation guidelines as compiled by PME-IC. Table of Research Categories This section is for your reference when completing the reviewer information or the proposal information for personal presentations. Reviewers will receive proposals for reviewing according to the research categories they mark when registering as a reviewer. The proposals will be sent to reviewers according to the research categories that are marked by the submitting author. All proposals must be concerned with mathematics education.
Aysha Abdul Majeed
Australia
Lawan Abdulhamid
South Africa
Yasaman Abtahi
Canada
Kay Achmetli
Germany
Elizabeth (Lisa) Acierno
United States
Anne Elizabeth Adams
United States
Atinuke Adeyemi
Canada
Jill Adler
South Africa
Emmanuelle Adrien
Canada
Ayça Akin
Turkey
Miyo Akita
Japan
Giovannina Albano
Italy
Juliet Helen Alderton
United Kingdom
Carol Ruth Aldous
Australia
Ayman Eleyan Aljarrah
Canada
Amanda Allan
Canada
Darien Allan
Canada
Lyla Ali Alsalim
Canada
Julie Amador
United States
Miriam Amit
Israel
Tuyin An
United States
Ann Anderson
Canada
Annica Andersson
Sweden
Chiara Andrà
Italy
Silvanio de Andrade
Brazil
Glenda Anthony
New Zealand
Jussara Loiola Araujo
Brazil
Alayne Cheryl Armstrong
Canada
Mike Askew
Australia
Fatima Assaf
Canada
Daniela Assmus
Germany
Catherine Attard
Australia
Arnon Avitzur
United States
Fetiye Aydeniz
United States
Takuya Baba
Japan
Anna Baccaglini-Frank
Italy
Young Gon Bae
South Korea
Jae Baek
United States
Müjgan Baki
Turkey
Arthur Bakker
Netherlands
Marita Barabash
Israel
Rúbia Barcelos Amaral
Brazil
Patrick William Barmby
United Kingdom
Lorraine M. Baron
United States
Raquel Isabel Barrera Curin
Canada
Richard Barwell
Canada
Pamela Sue Beck
United States
Sybilla Beckmann
United States
Mary Beisiegel
United States
Jana Teresa Beitlich
Germany
Anne Bernadette Bennison
Australia
Christiane Benz
Germany
Margot Berger
South Africa
Michael Besser
Germany
Kim Beswick
Australia
Brenda Anne Bicknell
New Zealand
Angelika Bikner-Ahsbahs
Germany
Yaniv Biton
Israel
Irene Biza
United Kingdom
Kristen Blair
United States
Sarah K. Bleiler
United States
Katrin Bochnik
Germany
Paolo Boero
Italy
Emmanuel Adu-tutu Bofah
Finland
Laura Bofferding
United States
Janete Bolite Frant
Brazil
Marcelo C. Borba
Brazil
Rute Elizabete Borba
Brazil
Rita Borromeo Ferri
Germany
Arindam Bose
India
Jonathan David Bostic
United States
Ema Paula Botelho Da Costa Mamede
Portugal
Brian Bowen
United States
Steven Boyce
United States
Leicha Bragg
Australia
Susanne Brand
Germany
Eileen Angélique Braun
Germany
Mary E. Brenner
United States
Dirk Brockmann-Behnsen
Germany
Laura Broley
Canada
Patti Brosnan
United States
Jill Brown
Australia
Catherine D. Bruce
Canada
Regina Bruder
Germany
Esther Brunner
Switzerland
Cameron O’Neill Byerley
United States
Mary C. Caddle
United States
ÉLysée Robert Cadet
Canada
Adi Nur Cahyono
Germany
Nigel Stuart Calder
New Zealand
Yolanda Campos Campos
Mexico
Ana Paula Canavarro
Portugal
Tracy Carolan
United States
Cathy Carroll
United States
Traci Ladare Carter
United States
Jillian Cavanna
United States
Sara Cavka
Sweden
Sevket Ceyhun Cetin
United States
Iman Chafik Chahine
United States
Yu Liang Chang
Taiwan, R.O.C.
Shu-I Chang
Taiwan, R.O.C.
Yu-Ping Chang
Taiwan, R.O.C.
Olive Chapman
Canada
S. Megan Che
United States
Chia-Huang Chen
Taiwan, R.O.C.
Jian-Cheng Chen
Taiwan, R.O.C.
Yu an Chen
Taiwan, R.O.C.
Aurélie Flora Chesnais
France
Judit Chico
Spain
Sousada Chidthachack
United States
Kin Eng Chin
Malaysia
Hyungmi Cho
South Korea
Peter Young Cho
United States
Kyong Mi Choi
United States
Taehoon Choi
United States
Jeffrey Choppin
United States
Sean Chorney
Canada
Ban Heng Choy
New Zealand
Boon Liang Chua
Singapore
Dmitry Chumachenko
Russia
Victor Cifarelli
United States
O. Arda Cimen
Turkey
Michelle Cirillo
United States
Marta Civil
United States
David Clarke
Australia
Alison Clark-Wilson
United Kingdom
Jo Clay
United States
Ellen Clay
United States
Lori Ann Clyatt
United States
Alf Coles
United Kingdom
Peter Collignon
Germany
AnnaMarie Conner
United States
Jeff Connor
United States
Kansas Conrady
United States
Jason Cooper
Israel
Priscila Marques Dias Correa
Canada
Lesa Covington Clarkson
United States
Jenny Christine Cramer
Germany
Sandra Crespo
United States
Csaba Csíkos
Hungary
Karla Marie Culligan
Canada
Robert Francis Cunningham
United States
Annalisa Cusi
Italy
Julie Cwikla
United States
Bronislaw Czarnocha
United States
Pablo Ricardo Dartnell
Chile
Natasha Davidson
Canada
Brent Andrew Davis
Canada
Paul Christian Dawkins
United States
A. J. (Sandy) Dawson
United States
Marina De Simone
Italy
Tine Degrande
Belgium
Ali Delice
Turkey
Panagiotis N Delikanlis
Greece
Eleni Demosthenous
United Kingdom
Ozlem Deniz
Canada
Jaime Marie Diamond
United States
Lara Dick
United States
Justin Kelly Dimmel
United States
Jaguthsing Dindyal
Singapore
Liping Ding
Norway
Christian Dohrmann
Germany
Higinio Dominguez
United States
Allison Jeanette Dorko
United States
Nadia Douek
France
Anika Dreher
Germany
Britt Anneli Dyrvold
Sweden
Cris Edmonds-Wathen
Australia
Laurie Edwards
United States
Anna-Lena Ekdahl
Sweden
Ayfer Eker
United States
Adem Ekmekci
United States
George L. Ekol
Canada
Rabih Raif EL Mouhayar
Lebanon
Amy B. Ellis
United States
Jessica Ellis
United States
Rob Ely
United States
Carrie Dawn Engelbrecht Learned
Canada
Lyn English
Australia
Satoshi Enomoto
Japan
Kirstin Erath
Germany
Ralf Erens
Germany
Ander Willard Erickson
United States
Shanna Erickson
United States
Dinazar Escudero
Spain
Sheila Elizabeth Evans
United Kingdom
Ruhama Even
Israel
Eleonora Faggiano
Italy
Bryan Joseph Fede
United States
Ziv Feldman
United States
Nora Feldt-Caesar
Germany
Osnat Fellus
Canada
Roger Claes Fermsjö
Sweden
Solange Hassan Ahmad Ali Fernandes
Brazil
Ceneida Fernandez
Spain
Enrique Fernandez
Spain
Francesca Ferrara
Italy
Miquel Ferrer
Spain
Maureen Kathryn Finnnane
Australia
Molly H Fisher
United States
Silke Carmen Fleckenstein
Germany
Ali Marie Fleming
United States
Eric Flores
Spain
Tara Cathaleen Flynn
Canada
Karrolyne Fogel
United States
Helen Forgasz
Australia
Colin Foster
United Kingdom
Cristina Frade
Brazil
Krista Francis
Canada
John Francisco
United States
Viktor Freiman
Canada
Vitali Fridlanski
Israel
Marita Friesen
Germany
Torsten Fritzlar
Germany
Anne Berit Fuglestad
Norway
Taro Fujita
United Kingdom
Timothy Patrick Fukawa-Connelly
United States
Enrique Galindo
United States
Aurora Gallardo Cabello
Mexico
Maria Elisa Esteves Lopes Galvão
Brazil
Montserrat García-Campos
Mexico
Kimberly Gardner
United States
Hedwig Gasteiger
Germany
Peter Gates
United Kingdom
Vincent Stephen Geiger
Australia
Barabé Geneviève
Canada
Juan Manuel Gerardo
United States
Susan Gail Gerofsky
Canada
Seyum Tekeher Getenet
Australia
Soheila Gholmazad
Iran
Talya Gilat
Israel
Joaquin GImenez
Spain
Imani Goffney
United States
Curtis Vandyke Goings
United States
Manuel Goizueta
Spain
Robin Göller
Germany
David Maximiliano Gomez
Chile
Carlos Nicolas Gomez
United States
Alejandro S. González-Martín
Canada
Merrilyn Goos
Australia
Zahra Gooya
Iran
Alison Mary Goss
Canada
Edlyn Joy Grant
Australia
Jenny Margareta Green
Sweden
Jane Kathryn Greenlees
Australia
Birgit Griese
Germany
Kimberly Ann Groshong
United States
Ivona Grzegorczyk
United States
Raisa Guberman
Israel
Gilda Lisbôa Guimarães
Brazil
Pamela Anne Hagen
Canada
Maike Hagena
Germany
Anneliese Elaine Haines
United States
Aehsan Haj Yahya
Israel
Anjum Halai
Pakistan/Tanzania
Jennifer Elizabeth Hall
Canada
Nicole Rose Hallinen
United States
Allyson Hallman-Thrasher
United States
Elena Filofteia Halmaghi
Canada
Markku Hannula
Finland
Jani Hannula
Finland
Andrew Francis Hare
Canada
Dori L Hargrove
United States
Lynn Cecilia Hart
United States
George Hart
United States
Dina Hassidov
Israel
Reinhold Haug
Germany
Toru Hayata
Japan
Lulu Healy
Brazil
Neil T Heffernan
United States
Cristina Heffernan
United States
Stephen Hegedus
United States
M. Kathleen Heid
United States
Aiso Heinze
Germany
Beth Herbel-Eisenmann
United States
Sara Hershkovitz
Israel
Rina Hershkowitz
Israel
Dave Hewitt
United Kingdom
Erica Jemm Aileen Hiebert
Canada
Abigail Lee Higgins
United States
Kate Highfield
Australia
Amy F. Hillen
United States
Keiko Hino
Japan
Margret Hjalmarson
United States
Siew Yin Ho
Australia
Foo Him Ho
Singapore
Nicola Hodkowski
United States
Charles Hohensee
United States
Ingemar Holgersson
Sweden
Jennifer Dawn Holm
Canada
Kathryn Dawn Holopainen
Canada
Dae Hong
United States
Dawn Marie Hood
United States
Sarah Lisa Hopkins
Australia
Marj Horne
Australia
Julie Horoks
France
Paul Kurt Howard
United States
Veronica Hoyos
Mexico
Chia-Jui Hsieh
Taiwan, R.O.C.
Feng-Jui Hsieh
Taiwan, R.O.C.
Hsin-Mei E. Huang
Taiwan, R.O.C.
Chih Hsien Huang
Taiwan, R.O.C.
Dinglei Huang
United States
Holly Ann Hudson
Canada
Jessica Heather Hunt
United States
Roberta Hunter
New Zealand
Jihyun Hwang
United States
Stephen Hwang
United States
Daniel Robert Ilaria
United States
Salvatore Enrico Paolo Indiogine
United States
Jeff Irvine
Canada
Tsutomu Ishii
Japan
Hiroshi Ishii
Japan
Isil Isler
United States
Hideki Iwasaki
Japan
Andrew Gyula Izsak
United States
Christa DeAnn Jackson
United States
Tiffany Jacobs
United States
Erik Daniel Jacobson
United States
Jonas Jäder
Sweden
Arne Jakobsen
Norway
Masomeh Jamshid Nejad
Canada
Amanda Jansen
United States
Limin Jao
Canada
Barbara Jaworski
United Kingdom
Gaya Jayakody
Canada
Doris Jeannotte
Canada
Chunlian Jiang
Macau
Estrella Johnson
United States
Heather Lynn Johnson
United States
Sue Johnston-Wilder
United Kingdom
Steven Robert Jones
United States
Cindy Jong
United States
Jorma Joutsenlahti
Finland
José Antonio Juárez López
Mexico
Judith Jung
Germany
Tangul Kabael
Turkey
Kazuya Kageyama
Japan
Gabriele Kaiser
Germany
Peter Aaron Mayengo Kajoro
Tanzania
Penina Kamina
United States
Hyunjung Kang
United States
Margaret Karrass
United States
Ronnie Karsenty
Israel
Shiv Karunakaran
United States
Harpreet Kaur
Canada
Berinderjeet Kaur
Singapore
Mitsuru Kawazoe
Japan
Mercy Kazima
Malawi
P. Kevin Keith
United States
Leander Kempen
Germany
Rachael H. Kenney
United States
Azimehsadat Khakbaz
Iran
Deena Khalil
United States
Carolyn Kieran
Canada
Dong-Joong Kim
South Korea
Eun Ji Kim
South Korea
Shin Young Kim
South Korea
Yun Ah Kim
South Korea
Won Kyung Kim
South Korea
keiko kimura
Japan
Barbara Mary Kinach
United States
David Kirshner
United States
Tadayuki Kishimoto
Japan
Fatma Kiziltoprak
Turkey
Kate Kline
United States
Peter James Klosterman
United States
Libby Knott
United States
Angela Kay Knotts
United States
Kim Koh
Canada
Yuka Koizumi
Japan
Sebastian Kollhoff
Germany
Kotaro Komatsu
Japan
Dennis Aminiel Kombe
United States
Yutaka Kondo
Japan
Margo Kondratieva
Canada
Peter Kop
Netherlands
Ulrich Kortenkamp
Germany
Masato Kosaka
Japan
Karl Wesley Kosko
United States
Masataka Koyama
Japan
Rebecca McNall Krall
United States
Götz Krummheuer
Germany
Na Young Ku
South Korea
Ida Kukliansky
Israel
Hiroyuki Kumakura
Japan
Susumu Kunimune
Japan
John Kusznirczuk
Australia
Ana Kuzle
Germany
Lionel Norman LaCroix
Canada
Silke Ladel
Germany
François Lagacé
Canada
Elizabeth Lake
United Kingdom
Diemut Lange
Germany
Macarena Larrain
Chile
Judy Larsen
Canada
Sintria Labres Lautert
Brazil
Ilana Lavy
Israel
Brian Lawler
United States
Jill Nicole Lazarus
Canada
Kate le Roux
South Africa
Keith R. Leatham
United States
Gilah Leder
Australia
Gail Denise Ledger
New Zealand
Shin-Yi Lee
Taiwan, R.O.C.
Mi Yeon Lee
United States
Ji-Eun Lee
United States
Donghwan Lee
South Korea
Soo Jin Lee
South Korea
Jean Sangmin Lee
United States
Yi-Jung Lee
United States
Malte Lehmann
Germany
Kin Hang Lei
Taiwan, R.O.C.
Roza Leikin
Israel
Dominik Leiss
Germany
Yew Hoong Leong
Singapore
Stephen Lerman
United Kingdom
Yuh-Chyn Leu
Taiwan, R.O.C.
Timo Leuders
Germany
Juliane Leuders
Germany
Allen Leung
Hong Kong
Issic Kui Chiu Leung
Hong Kong
Esther Levenson
Israel
Kristen Lew
United States
Gareth Lewis
United Kingdom
Michael Liebendörfer
Germany
Peter Liljedahl
Canada
Woong Lim
United States
Fou-Lai Lin
Taiwan, R.O.C.
Pi-Jen Lin
Taiwan, R.O.C.
Yung-Chi Lin
Taiwan, R.O.C.
Su-Wei Lin
Taiwan, R.O.C.
Cheng-Yao Lin
United States
Anke Maria Lindmeier
Germany
Berner Lindström
Sweden
Torsten Linnemann
Switzerland
Minnie Liu
Canada
Yating Liu
United States
Salvador Llinares
Spain
Elise Lockwood
United States
Yu-Jen Lu
Taiwan, R.O.C.
Matthias Ludwig
Germany
Miriam M. Lüken
Germany
Lisa Ann Lunney Borden
Canada
Fenqjen Luo
United States
Lixin Luo
Canada
Dana Elizabeth Luther
United States
Alison Gordon Lynch
United States
Xiaojun Ma
United States
Kate Mackrell
Canada
Joakim Magnusson
Sweden
Jean-Francois Maheux
Canada
Andrea Simone Maier
Germany
Uldarico Malaspina
Peru
Luz Angelica Maldonado
United States
Angeliki Mali
United Kingdom
Marcus Vinicius Maltempi
Brazil
Sasiwan Maluangnont
United States
Eudes Libert Mamas Mavoungou
Canada
Maria Flavia Mammana
Italy
Ami Mamolo
Canada
Agida Manizade
United States
Elisabeth Mantel
Germany
Sitaniselao Stan Manu
Canada
Dominic Manuel
Canada
Francesca Martignone
Italy
Jason Howard Martin
United States
Susan Martinez
United States
Gustavo Martínez
Mexico
Benjamín Martínez Navarro
Mexico
Rafael Martínez-Planell
Puerto Rico
Heidi Strømskag Måsøval
Norway
Yuki Masuda
Japan
Shirley Marie Matteson
United States
Tuula Maunula
Sweden
Rob McDonald
Canada
Andrea Mcdonough
Australia
Sylvia Susan McLellan
Canada
Myron Anthony Medina
Canada
Sanela Mehanovic
Sweden
Samira Mehraein
Iran
Juan Pablo Mejia Ramos
United States
Kathleen Melhuish
United States
Maria Mellone
Italy
Carmel Mesiti
Australia
Michael Meyer
Germany
Alexander Meyer
Germany
Joyce Mgombelo
Canada
Mikio Miyazaki
Japan
Angel Mizzi
Germany
Michelle Moeller
United States
Regina Dorothea Möller
Germany
Miguel Montes
Spain
Antonella Montone
Italy
Deborah Moore-Russo
United States
Noah Morris
Israel
Kimberly Morrow Leong
United States
Francesca Morselli
Italy
Narges Mortazi Mehrabani
Iran
Judit Nora Moschkovich
United States
Diana L. Moss
United States
Nicholas Mousoulides
Cyprus
Patricia Moyer-Packenham
United States
Keiko Mukai
Japan
Joanne Mulligan
Australia
Jaclyn Marie Murawska
United States
Carol Murphy
New Zealand
Stacy Marie Musgrave
United States
Marie Nabbout-Cheiban
United States
Gal Nagar
United States
Courtney Rose Nagle
United States
Tadao Nakahara
Japan
Elena Nardi
United Kingdom
Oi-Lam Ng
Canada
Máire Ní Ríordáin
Ireland
Megan Nickels
United States
Siun E. NicMhuiri
Ireland
Cynthia Nicol
Canada
Inga Niedermeyer
Germany
Renate Nitsch
Germany
Kathleen T. Nolan
Canada
Anderson Hassell Norton
United States
Guri Nortvedt
Norway
Forster Ntow
United States
Julie Nurnberger-Haag
United States
David John Nutchey
Australia
Greg Oates
New Zealand
Andreas Obersteiner
Germany
Susan Michele Oesterle
Canada
Kukhwan Oh
South Korea
Masahiko Okamoto
Japan
Yukari Okamoto
United States
Masakazu Okazaki
Japan
Susanna Maria Oksanen
Finland
Samet Okumuş
United States
Lydia Oyewumi Oladosu
Canada
Dana Olanoff
United States
Constanta Olteanu
Sweden
Linda G. Opheim
Norway
Helena Osana
Canada
Magnus Osterholm
Sweden
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Plenary Lectures – Mathematics Education at the Edge
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The National Presentation will be led by David ReidResearch Forums (RF)
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Research Domains in Mathematics Education
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