Titlebook: Mathematical Modelling in Education Research and Practice; Cultural, Social and Gloria Ann Stillman,Werner Blum,Maria Salett Biemb Book 201

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Authenticity in Extra-curricular Mathematics Activities: Researching Authenticity as a Social Constrn? Data were collected from the excursion .. During the excursion secondary school students were exposed to research carried out by university mathematicians on behalf of the National Railway Company. The authentic aspects were mathematical or non-mathematical. Often the certification was a testimony by an expert.

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The Teaching Goal and Oriented Learning of Mathematical Modelling Coursesical modelling thought” should be the main goal of mathematical modelling courses. The mathematical methods and modelling cases are the carriers of thought transmission and should serve the goal so that the student can better comprehend the mathematical thought.

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Problem Solving Methods for Mathematical Modellingudents were observed as they worked and were subsequently interviewed. The results reveal differences between grades, and widely varying problem solving processes. The differences in written final solutions are considerably less pronounced.

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Cultural, Social, Cognitive and Research Influences on Mathematical Modelling Education,on differs from previous volumes in that there is a much stronger emphasis on social and cultural influences on modelling education because of the location of the preceding conference in Brazil. However, another point of difference is the number of chapters that are influenced by cognitive perspecti

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Mathematical Modelling as a Strategy for Building-Up Systems of Knowledge in Different Cultural Envins of survival and transcendence. The objective of knowledge is to understand, to explain and to cope with selected facts and phenomena of reality, ideally reality as a whole. Mathematical modelling is such a strategy that deals with facts and phenomena. In this chapter, how knowledge is generated (

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The Meaning of the Problem in a Mathematical Modelling Activityivity. Initially, we present our understanding of the notions of problem and mathematical modelling. To treat the meaning issue about the problem in modelling activities we have based our approach in Peircean Semiotics where the meaning is associated with the generation of interpretants during the d

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An Approach to Theory Based Modelling Taskssed approach to assess students’ modelling competency at the end of lower secondary education. In particular this chapter discusses criteria based modelling tasks, constituting the core of the test instrument. The piloting of the modelling tasks gave interesting insights into cognitive and structura