Titlebook: International Reflections on the Netherlands Didactics of Mathematics; Visions on and Exper Marja van den Heuvel-Panhuizen Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 202

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,Reinventing Realistic Mathematics Education at Berkeley—Emergence and Development of a Course for Pscribed and emerging constraints of local contexts, such as stipulation of federal funding, as well as the collective histories and prior schooling experiences of pre-service teachers, most of whom are encountering this didactical approach for the first time.

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The Impact of Dutch Mathematics Education on Danish Mathematics Education,nish mathematics education community. In this chapter, I outline and discuss the nature of this influence and I attempt to provide an explanation of why this tradition has resonated so well with implicit and explicit movements in Denmark.

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,Realistic Mathematics Education in the Chinese Context—Some Personal Reflections,d continued later. Then we discuss the positive impact of RME. Specifically, we cite some living examples for how the theoretical and empirical research substances related to RME-influenced mathematics curriculum development in China. These examples include the fields of curricular policy making, textbook design and classroom teaching.

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,Low Achievers in Mathematics—Ideas from the Netherlands for Developing a Competence-Oriented View, especially for them. Instead of underestimating these students’ abilities, it seemed necessary to give them the opportunity to show what they are capable of, for example, by using more open problems that show the ideas students have in mind. In several projects and studies referring to different ma