IN TSUKUBA / JAPAN 25-30, NOVEMBER 2018

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Conference Program at a Glance

Pre-Proceedings

Scientific Program

Plenary Lectures
Special Session
Plenary Panel Discussions
Group Discussions
School Visit
Conference Program at a Glance

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Scientific Program

Plenary Lectures
  Dr. Bill McCallum
  Professor, Department of Mathematics, The University of Arizona
  Making Sense of Mathematics and Making Mathematics Make Sense
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  Dr. Miho Taguma
  Senior Policy Analyst, Project Manager of the OECD Education and Skills 2030, OECD
  OECD 2030 Learning Framework: Future of Education and Skills
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Special Session: Interview with Dr. Jeremy Kilpatrick
  Dr. Jeremy Kilpatrick
  Regents Professor of mathematics education at the University of Georgia, USA
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Plenary Panel Discussions
Panel Discussions 1: Implementation of reformed mathematics curricula within and across different contexts and traditions
Plenary Panelists
  • Dr. Michele Artigue
    Universite Paris Diderot, France
  • Dr. Yiming Cao
    Beijing Normal University, China
  • Dr. Enriqueta D. Reston
    University of San Carlos, Philippines
  • Dr. Mogens Niss
    Roskilde University, Denmark
Panel Discussions 2: Agents and processes of curriculum design, development, and reforms in school mathematics
Plenary Panelists
  • Dr. Fidel L. Oteiza,
    Ministry of Education, Chile
  • Dr. Peter Sullivan
    Monash University, Australia
  • Dr. Iman Osta
    Lebanese American University, Lebanon
  • Dr. John Volmink
    Umalusi Council, South Africa

Group Discussions
School Visit
The participants will visit a public school (Grade 1 through 9) in Tsukuba City and observe classrooms on Wednesday 28th. The school visit takes place as follows.
Place: GAKUEN NO MORI Complusory Educational School (https://www.tsukuba.ed.jp/~gakumori/ , in Japanese)
There will be opportunities to ask questions to teachers after the lesson observations.