Issue 45(3) of For the Learning of Mathematics is now published #mathedresearch
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The November issue of Educational Studies in Mathematics is now published. Congrats to the authors for their important contributions. #mathedresearch
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The next issue of Educational Studies in Mathematics is now published, 120(2). Congratulations to the authors for their rigorous and thoughtful work! #mathedresearch
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The next issue of Educational Studies in Mathematics is now published, 120(1). Congratulations to the authors for their rigorous and thoughtful work! #mathedresearch
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A new issue of For the Learning of Mathematics is now published online (vol. 45, issue 2). I'm told that the paper copies will be distributed after July 8. #mathedresearch
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Issue 119-3 of Educational Studies in Mathematics is now published. Congratulations to the authors of this important work. #mathedresearch
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Issue 119(2) of Educational Studies in Mathematics is now published. Congrats to the authors for their important work! #mathedresearch
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Issue 119(1) of Educational Studies in Mathematics is now published. Appreciation for the authors of the important work detailed in the issue! #mathedresearch
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Me too (though Canadian)--refusing to go to the USA:
- worry about the unpredictability of safety,
- choosing to boycott the current regime for its irresponsible and unethical international provocations (its domestic problems too, but not my reason)
www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...
Issue 118(3) of Educational Studies in Mathematics is now published--a special issue on eye-tracking research.
Congratulations to the special issue editors and authors for their important work. #mathedresearch
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A great scholar and great human being died today--Ole Skovsmose.
I very much appreciated his energy, his wit, and his dedication to lifting up and promoting scholars in regions underrepresented in our research field.
Rest in peace, Ole.
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The first 2025 issue of For the Learning of Mathematics is now published. Based on my read of the Table of Contents only, I'd say this issue looks timely!
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THank you Elizabeth for your article. @lizt1.bsky.social
I wonder why you didn't remind us of Stephen Harper's data purges, and similar efforts to save the data back in those days.
Let's get off our high horses, Canadians! (And be very careful about our choices in the coming federal election.)
Trump's purges of public data mirror Stephen Harper's similar moves a decade ago in Canada.
Relevant articles:
www.cbc.ca/news/politic...
macleans.ca/news/canada/...
Issue 118(2) of Educational Studies in Mathematics is now published. Congrats to the authors for their important work.
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Educational Studies in Mathematics' first issue of the year is now published. Congratulations to the authors for their important work.
The editorial looks back, and shares updates on the editor team.
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That looks like a similar level of fun to my New Year's Day task cleaning out some sauce that fell through the vent in the oven door and dirtied the space between oven door panes of glass. (The oven door is much more complicated than I had thought. Turns out there are four panes of glass in there!)
Who do you think will be running the government of Canada one year from today?
(I am not asking which party will win the election. I am asking who will be deciding what the party does.)
Please share something you have learned in 2024.
Could anyone confirm that the following BlueSky account is really Elizabeth May?
It's strange that the account has more than a thousand followers, follows only one account, and has no posts...
@elizabethemay.bsky.social
I suggest all Canadians read Elizabeth May's account of the meeting of the party leaders to discuss Trudeau's visit to Mar-a-Lago. A bit rambly, but important insight into how the leaders handle significant issues:
www.facebook.com/100044174059...
Just jumped in a discussion started by an American teacher on xitter about banning phones in school. (No of course we shouldn’t) another teacher said no because kids might need their phones in case there is a shooter.
Surely I cant be the only person to see the crazy on this? BAN THE BLOODY GUNS!
Luz Valoyes Chavez has been nominated for an award for prominent AfroColombians. Her work is powerful and important in math education research. Please click the link and "like" the photo on the Color de Colombia Facebook page to boost her nonimation.
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Does crisis propel you to action or push you into passivity?
Here are some lines from a moving poem by Joseph Fasano :
I know your days are precious
on this earth.
But what are you trying
to be free of?
The living? The miraculous
task of it?
poets.org/poem/student...
The last 2024 issue of Educational Studies in Mathematics is now published. Congrats to the authors of their important work!
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Download your content from Facebook whether or not you delete your account
Powerful piece that gets to the core of the political agenda we need (though I don't agree with every line in it)
chrishedges.substack.com/p/the-politi...
What prompts you to say this, Peter?
I started a list for math educators…
bsky.app/profile/did:...
Academics: Best advice you ever received from a reviewer...
