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

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Man Zhang,Shuya Zhang,Qichao Banacknowledge that mathematics classroom interactions represent sites of contestation and conflicts. We draw on available data to illustrate how teachers can value . meaningfully through a process called values alignment. Strategies include the harnessing of mutually held values as well as the re-prioritising of one’s own values.

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Science in the Defence of Human Dignitys, may actually be reinforcing the framing of diversity as a difficult. It goes on to present alternative ways of thinking about curriculum, ways that embrace diversity so that it can support inclusiveness in mathematics classrooms and improve learning for all.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-94293-9d here provides clear pointers for where teachers need to target instruction for individual children. We propose that inclusive teaching practices are those that are matched to children’s individual patterns of difficulty and suggest how this may be achieved.

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Commentary for Section 1: Linking Research and Practice in School Mathematicsoverpowering as it challenges readers to decide which of the large number of theories, if any, are most pertinent to their particular situations. I experienced a similar feeling as I read the articles in the special issue on equity of the . (Vol.?44, Number 1, January 2013).

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Ethics and the Challenges for Inclusive Mathematics Teachingethically problematic. If all students are to develop the capacities for moral reasoning and informed decision-making, and apply them in relevant contexts, we argue that teachers must create and actively foster learning experiences which stimulate ethical inquiry and discussion in contextualised mathematical problems.