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Tentative programme at a glance
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9.00am
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Plenary
lecture 3
(8.30am - 9.20am)
Prof. Wei Chi Yang
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Plenary
lecture 5
(8.30am - 9.30am)
Prof. Azlan Zanzali
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9.00am
9.30am
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Plenary
lecture 2
AP. Berinderjeet Kaur
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Plenary
lecture 4
(9.20am - 10.10am)
Prof. Ryosuke Nagaoka
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10.00am
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Table Discussion
(9.30am - 10.30am)
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10.30am
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10.30am
11.00am
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Plenary
lecture 1:
Prof. Paul Ernest
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Regular
lectures 1 - 3
RL1: Wong Ngai Ying
RL2: Catherine P. Vistro-Yu
RL3: Noraini Idris
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Regular
lectures 4 - 7
RL4: Kwon & Rasmussen
RL5: Bao & Huang
RL6: Sembiring
RL7: Fatimah Saleh
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11.00am
11.30am
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(11.00am - 12.00noon)
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12.00noon
1.00pm
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LUNCH
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2.00pm
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REGISTRATION
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3.30pm
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Parallel paper presentation schedule
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Parallel
Session 1 – Tuesday (19 June 2007) - Time : 11.30 am – 1.00
pm
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Room
1
Theme: Learning Secondary Mathematics (LS)
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Room
2
Theme: Teacher Education (T)
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Room
3
Theme: Curriculum (C)
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Room
4
Theme: Assessment (A)
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Room
5
Theme: ICT (I)
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1.
LS019
Values in Mathematics and Science Education: Exploring Students’
Values
Alan J. Bishop: Australia
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1.
T023 (*)
Lesson Study in a Global World
Allan L. White: Australia & Lim Chap Sam: Malaysia
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1.
C009 (*)
The Gender Factor in Mathematics in TIMSS-2003 for The Asia
Pacific Region
Jaguthsing Dindyal: Singapore
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1.
A012
Assessing Students’ Understanding of Fraction Equivalence
Monica Wong & David Evans: Australia
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1.
I022
Encouraging A Novice Teacher To Use The Internet In Primary
School Mathematics
Sitti Maesuri Patahuddin: Australia
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2.
LS056 (*)
What do Effective Mathematics Lessons Value: Preliminary
Findings from Australian Primary Schools
Wee Tiong Seah: Australia
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2.
T019
Mathematics Lesson Planning Based on Cultural Scripts: An
Analysis of Teachers’ Conceptions of Lesson Structure
Yoshinori Shimizu: Japan
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2.
C001
Mathematical Educational System Of Russian Specialized High
School For Science Gifted Students
Galina Kuklina: Russia
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2.
A006 (*)
Comparison of Number Right and Elimination Testing Approaches
to Scoring Multiple Choice Items
Lau Sie Hoe (*), Paul Lau Ngee Kiong, Ling Siew Eng & Hwa
Tee Yong: Malaysia
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2.
I008
A Problem-Based Learning Project Supported By The Internet
Loong Yook Kin (Esther): Malaysia
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3.
LS004
Assessing Students’ Attitudes to Mathematics: A Case Study
on an Applied Mathematical Modeling Project
Leng Leng Lim, Fou-Lai Lin & Tai-Yih Tso: Taiwan
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3.
T017
Enhancing Mathematics Curriculum Development Through Action-Based
Teacher Professional Development: An International Collaboration
in the Philippines
Peter Howard: Australia, Rhett Anthony C. Latonio & Catherine
P. Vistro-Yu: Philippines
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3.
C008
A Comparison of School Mathematics Curriculum: Between Malaysian
and Shanghai (China)
Xianwei Yuan: US & Lim Chap Sam: Malaysia
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3.
A007
Assessing Form Four Students’ Linear Equation Solving Ability
Lim Hooi Lian & Noraini Idris: Malaysia
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3.
I014
Access Grid Rooms: The Plan, The Reality
Anne Porter, Mark Nelson, Elahe Aminifar, Graham Williams
& Richard Caladine: Australia
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4.
LS055
Values in Mathematics Teaching among Secondary School Mathematics
Teachers
Mohd Uzi bin Dollah & Lim Chap Sam: Malaysia
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4.
C004
A Discussion On The Curriculum Reform Of Mathematics At
The Elementary And Secondary Schools In The Tibetan-Chinese
Joint Living Areas
Fan Zhongxiong & Min Wenjie: China
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4.
I015 (*)
Using Internet: A Teaching Strategy For Sketching Graphs
Of Equations
Maxima J. Acelajado: Philippines
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Chairperson
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Parallel
Session 2 – Tuesday (19 June 2007) - Time : 2.00 pm – 3.30
pm
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Room
1
Theme : Learning Secondary Mathematics (LS)
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Room
2
Theme: Teacher Education (T)
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Room
3
Theme: Learning (Problem Solving) (LPS)
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Room
4
Theme: Learning Primary Mathematics (LP)
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Room
5
Theme: Assessment (A)
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1.
LS050
An Approach to Teaching Knot Theory in Schools
Tomoko Yanagimoto, Yuki Seo, Ken Ichi Iwase & Mikiharu Terada:
Japan
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1.
T025 (*)
Development of “Problem Solving” Course for Teacher Education
Program
Auijit Pattanajak: Thailand
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1.
LPS043 (*)
Successful Scaffolding in the Teaching and Learning Process
of Mathematics in the Classroom
Paul Lau Ngee Kiong & Hwa Tee Yong: Malaysia
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1.
LP038 (*)
Exploring the Power of Relational Thinking: Students’ Emerging
Algebraic Thinking in the Elementary and Middle School
Max Stephens: Australia (*), Masami Isoda: Japan, Maitree
Inprashita: Thailand
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1.
A010 (*)
Alternative Assessment in the Mathematics Classroom
Suzieleez Syrene bt Abdul Rahim & Tajularipin bin Sulaiman:
Malaysia
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2.
LS040
The Level of Thai Lower Secondary School Students’ Thinking
on Patterns
Natcha Kamoi: Thailand
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2.
T024
Engaging in Lesson Study Group: Our Experience
Goh Siew Ching, Tan Khan Aun & Lim Chap Sam: Malaysia
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2.
Taiwan Students’ Strategies in the Modeling Activities
Lee-Meei Lin, Ching-Kuch Chang & Shih-Yi Yu: Taiwan
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2.
LP042
Bridging Children’s Learning from Multiplicative Structures
to Proportional Reasoning
Parmjit Singh: Malaysia
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2.
A003
Alternative Assessments for Learning in Mathematics
Kweek Meek Lin, Carmen Hoo & Doreen Tan: Singapore
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3.
LS023 (*)
The Algebraic Challenge in Secondary Schools
Chin Mee Moi: Malaysia
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3.
T026
An Educational Durian? Issues in Teacher Education in International
Collabortion
Brian Doig & Susie Groves: Australia, Choo Wai Chong & Esther
Yook-Kin Loong: Malaysia
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3.
LPS049
How Thai Gifted Students Solve Mathematical Problems
Suppattra Pativisan: Thailand & Margaret L. Niess: USA
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3.
LP021
Developing a Quality Mathematics Education Culture: Using
Instructional Games to Engage Students and Construct Mathematical
Ways of Thinking
George Booker: Australia
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3.
A013
Performance Task Assessment in Mathematics: A Primary School
Experience
Arif Hong & Jasmine Lim Shu Hui: Singapore
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4.
LS010
M3 = Making Mathematics Meaningful
Lourdes M. Ferrer: USA
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4.
LPS046
The Development of a Problem-Solving Instructional Program
To Develop Preservice Teachers’ Competence in Solving Mathematical
Problems and their Beliefs Related to Problem Solving
Rungfa Janjaruporn: Thailand
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4.
LP017
The Mathematics Day: A Platform to Communicate about Mathematics
using Games
Sumarni Abu Bakar, Roselah Osman & Jamilah Mohd Shariff:
Malaysia
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Chairperson
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Parallel
Session 3 – Tuesday (19 June 2007) – Time : 4.00 pm – 5.30
pm
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Room
1
Theme : Learning Secondary Mathematics (LS)
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Room
2
Theme : Teacher Education (T)
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Room
3
Theme: Learning (Problem Solving) (LPS)
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Room
4
Theme: Learning Primary Mathematics (LP)
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Room
5
Theme : ICT (I)
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1.
LS060
Integration of Culture in Mathematics Education: A Case
Study of Achebe’s ‘Things Fall Apart’ and the Significance
of the Number ‘7’ in IGBO World View
Obinna Enukoha, Anne Meremikwu & Cecilia Ekwueme: Nigeria
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1.
T005(*)
Changing Teachers’ Teaching Through Lesson Study
Chiew Chin Mon & Lim Chap Sam: Malaysia
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1.
LPS024 (*)
Mathematical Problem Posing Characteristics of Secondary
Three Express Students in Singapore
Chua, Puay Huat & Fan, Liang Huo: Singapore
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1.
LP063 (*)
The Effects of Spiral Bianshi Curriculum: A Case Study of
the Teaching of Speed for Primary 6 Students in Hong Kong
Anna Mei-Yan Chan, Chi-Chung Lam & Ngai-Ying Wong: Hong
Kong
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1.
I020 (*)
Identifying Quadrilaterals by Deductive – An Example of
Effective Teaching using Digital Whiteboard
Issic K.C Leung & Regina M.F Wong: Hong Kong
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2.
LS013 (*)
What a Review of Literature Says about the use of Writing
to Teach and Learn Mathematics
L. Diane Miller: USA
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2.
T016
Attempting to Improve Mathematics Teachers’ English Language
Proficiency Through Lesson Study : A Pilot Study
Ewe Gnoh Ong (*) Lim Chap Sam & Munirah Ghazali: Malaysia
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2.
LPS054
Research on Second Graders’ Performance of Solving One-Step
Word Problem in Taiwan
Hsin Yi Wu & Yuan Yuan: Taiwan
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2.
LP071
Adapting European Curriculum Materials for Indonesian Schools:
A Design of Learning Trajectory of Fraction for Elementary
Education Mathematics
Sutarto Hadi: Indonesia
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2.
I006
Enhancing Form One Students’ Learning of Solid Geometry
Through Phase-Based Instruction using the Geometer’s Sketchpad
Chew Cheng Meng & Noraini Idris: Malaysia
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3.
LS068
The Historical Development of the Division Algorithm may
provide Insights for Improving the Teaching and Learning
of the Concept
William Windsor: Australia
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3.
T010
Teaching Mathematics Amidst Time Pressures
Leong Yew Hoong: Singapore & Helen L. Chick: Australia
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3.
LPS070
Strategies for Solving Three Fraction-Related Problems:
A Comparative Study Between Chinese and Singapore Students
Jian Chun Lian: China
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3.
LP047
Teaching and Learning of Fractions: An Example from Malaysian
Classrooms
Ruzlan Md. Ali: Malaysia & Eddie Gray: UK
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3.
I025
The Effectiveness of using Dynamic Geometry Software on
Students’ Achievement in Geometry
NurulHidayah Lucy bt Abdullah, Ong Saw Lan & Lim Chap Sam:
Malaysia
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4.
LS053
Engaging Reflective Practice in Teaching Mathematics for
Technical Students: A First Time Experience
Siti Mistima Maat: Malaysia
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4.
LS031
What is Algebra?
John Tiong Yeun Siew: Singapore
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4.
I024
How Do Mathematics Teachers Use Technology?
Leong Yong Pak: Brunei Darussalam
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*
Chairperson
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Parallel
Session 4 – Wednesday (20 June 2007) - Time : 11.30 am –
1.00 pm
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Room
1
Theme: Learning Secondary Mathematics (LS)
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Room
2
Theme : Teacher Education (T)
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Room
3
Theme: Curriculum (C)
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Room
4
Theme: Assessment (A)
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Room
5
Theme: ICT (I)
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1.
LS067
Chinese Speakers Learning Undergraduate Mathematics in English
Bill Barton, Jamie Sneddon & Philipa Neville-Barton: New
Zealand
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1.
T002 (*)
Impact of the Knowledge of Learning Styles on Pre-Service
Teachers
Teo Soh Wah (*) & Gwee Bee Yen: Singapore
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1.
C012 (*)
Issues and Challenges in Evaluating the Effectiveness of
Mathematics Curriculum: Lessons Learned from Evaluations
of the University of Chicago School Mathematics Project
Denisse R. Thompson (*) & Sharon L. Senk: Florida
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1.
A004 (*)
Using Technology in High-Stakes Assessment: How Teachers
Balance By-Hand and Automated Techniques
Lynda Ball (*) & Kaye Stacey: Australia
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1.
I017
Mathematical Modeling And Technology: Tools For Creating
A Quality Mathematics Education Culture
Allan L White: Australia
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2.
LS065
Mathematics Education in Bangladesh: Problems and Prospects
A.A.K.M Lutfuzzaman, Niaz Makhdum Muhammad & A.S.M Touhidul
Hasan: Bangladesh
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2.
T003
On Inservice Teachers’ Perception of some Questions o Permutation
and Combination
Toh Tin-Lam: Singapore
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2.
C005
Primary 2 Pupils’ Mathematical Problem-Solving Processes
– A Snapshot
Yeo Kai Kow Joseph: Singapore
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2.
A011
Assess the Learning, Not How Long the Learning Takes
Victor Dorff: USA
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2.
I028 (*)
Learning Statistics with TI-83 Plus: Students’ Attitudes
and Performance
Kor Liew Kee: Malaysia
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3.
LS061
Middle School Students’ Interpretation of Graphing Tasks:
Difficulties within a Graphical Language
Tom Lowrie & Carmel M. Diezmann: Australia
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3.
T009
A Case Study of Four Resource Room Teachers’ Beliefs of
Constructivism in Mathematics Teaching in Taiwan
Kuo-Long Chen & Yuan Yuan: Taiwan
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3.
C007
An Approach To Curriculum Design In Mathematics:The Understanding
By Design (UBD) Framework
Kum Suat Sie Sandi & Lim Huey Miin: Singapore
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3.
A005
Powerful Mathematics Ideas, Numeracy Matrix and Learning
Stories: Assessing and Celebrating the Mathematical Capabilities
of Preschool Children and their Teachers
Bob Perry, Sue Dockett & Elspeth Harley: Australia
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3.
I009
The Use Of R Language In The Teaching Of Regression Modeling
Cheang Wai Kwong: Singapore
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4.
LS025 (*)
Examining Asian Mathematics Classrooms Through the Lens
of the Distribution of Responsibility for Knowledge Generation
David Clarke (*) & Xu Li Hua: Australia
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4.
T021
Strategies for Management of Job-Related Stress among Mathematics
Teachers in Nigeria
Komoru O. Usman & Angie Ijeoma Oboegbulam: Nigeria
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4.
A001
Assessing Mathematical Thinking of Primary School Students
Norjoharuddeen Mohd Nor & Noraini Idris : Malaysia
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4.
I023
Enhancing Teaching and Learning for Understanding in Mathematics
Using ICT: Professional Development Programmes for Mathematics
Teachers in SEAMEO Countries
Ida Karnasih & Wahyudi: Indonesia
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*
Chairperson
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Parallel
Session 5 – Wednesday (20 June 2007) – Time : 2.00 pm –
3.30 pm
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Room
1
Theme : Learning Secondary Mathematics (LS)
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Room
2
Theme : Teacher Education (T)
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Room
3
Theme: Learning (Problem Solving) (LPS)
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Room
4
Theme : Learning Primary Mathematics (LP)
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Room
5
Theme : ICT (I)
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1.
LS044 (*)
Enhancing Mathematics Learning Through Effective Community
Capacity Building
Peter Howard (*) & Bob Perry: Australia
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1.
T008 (*)
An Investigation on Assisting in-Service Elementary Mathematics
Teacher’s Ability of Designing Modeling-Activity Through
Workshop
Kuan-Jou Chen, Erh-Tsung Chin & Hsiao-Lin Tuan: Taiwan
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1.
LPS30 (*)
Enlivening Problems with Heuristics Through Learning Activities
and Problem Solving (LAPS)
Jerome A. Chavez: Phillipine
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1.
LP041 (*)
Number Sense and Written Computation Test Performance of
a Simple of Secondary 1 and 2 Students in Brunei Darussalam
Haji Matasan bin Haji Bungso & Palanisamy K. Veloo: Brunei
Darussalam
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1.
I001 (*)
Fraction Number Knowledge In A Computer Microworld: Models
And Interpretations Of Analogs
Mohan Chinnappan: Australia
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2.
LS001
Parent Involvement in Students’ Homework: Its Impact on
Students’ Mathematics Achievement
Charita A. Luna & Gloria R. Salvane: Philippines
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2.
T004
Teachers Teaching Year One Students Problem Solving: How
Does Teacher use their Knowledge of Students to make Instructional
Decision
Abdul Razak Othman & Munirah Ghazali: Malaysia
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2.
LPS003
Allison: A Case Study Of Spatial Visualization In Mathematical
Problem Solving
Ho Siew Yin: Singapore
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2.
LP022
The Research on Multiple Representations Applying to the
Problem of Algebraic Reasoning
Chen Jia-Huang: Taiwan
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2.
I026
Graphing Calculators and Assessment : A Case Study
M. Jeyaletchumi: Malaysia
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3.
LS057
Students’ Achievement and Expectation: Where is their Pinnacle?
Kalsom Saidin & Lim Chap Sam: Malaysia
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3.
T027
Preservice Secondary School Mathematics Teachers’ Subject
Matter Knowledge of Perimeter and Area: A Case Study
Wun Thiam Yew and Lee Siew Eng: Malaysia
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3.
LPS009
Applying Mathematical Tasks On Measures Strand And Promoting
Classroom Interaction To Develop Students’ Cognitive Skills
And Mathematical Ability
King Man, LEUNG: UK
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3.
LP069
Understanding of the Equality Symbol among Six-Year-Old
Children
Chan Kar Lai & Sharifah Norul Akmar Syed Zamri: Malaysia
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3.
I013
Maths Challenge In Hot Potatoes
Lim Soke Hwee: Singpore
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4.
LS026
Questions in the Foundations of Mathematics which are as
yet Unanswered and the Importance of Teaching about them
Don Faust: Northern Michigan University
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4.
T028
Current Educational Issues in Rural Secondary Schools in
Bangladesh
Datin Zahara Aziz, Norazah Mohd Nordin & Md Anowar Hosain:
Bangladesh
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4.
LPS059
A Contextual Approach, Using Problem-Based, to Teaching
and Learning Statistics in UTHM
Nafisah Kamariah Hj Md Kamaruddin & Wan Mohd Rashid Wan
Ahmad: Malaysia
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4.
LP027
How Year 5 Pupils Generalize Patterns: Their Strategies
and Justifications
Gan We Ling & Munirah Ghazali: Malaysia
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4.
I016
Teaching ‘Progressions’ Through E-Learning Package
Ding Hong Eng: Malaysia
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*
Chairperson
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Parallel
Session 6 – Wednesday (20 June 2007) – Time : 4.00 pm –
5.30 pm
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Room
1
Theme: Learning Secondary Mathematics (LS)
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Room
2
Theme: Learning Primary Mathematics (LP)
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Room
3
Theme: Learning (Problem Solving (LPS)
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Room
4
Theme : ICT (I)
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1.
LS028 (*)
Analysis of Students’ Level of Geometrical Thinking using
Protocol Analysis
Maitree Inprasitha:Thailand
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1.
LP018 (*)
The Relationships Between Basic Concepts Of Mathematics,
Prior Knowledge Of Mathematics And Mathematics Achievement
Among Form One Students In The Keningau District Of Sabah,
Malaysia
Khoo Chwee Hoon & Lay Yoon Fah (*): Malaysia
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1.
LPS007 (*)
Mathematical Problem Solving For Integrated Programme Students:
The ‘Practical’ Paradigm
Tay Eng Guan (*), Quek Khiok Seng, Toh Tin Lam, Dong Feng
Ming & Ho Foo Him: Singapore
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1.
I002 (*)
A Comparison Study Of Polyominoes Explorations In A Physical
And A Virtual Manipulative Environment
Yuan Yuan: Taiwan
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2.
LS029
The Effects of the Inductive Approach to Geometry on the
Achievement of Third Year High School Students of Ateneo
De Manila High School
Maria Jennifer Alarcon Conception: Philippines
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2.
LP032
Improving the Quality of Daily Mathematics Lesson Through
a Mathematics Lesson Structure
Justin Valentin: Seychelles
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2.
LPS045
Mathematical Problem Solving for Integrated Programme Students:
Beliefs and Performance in Non-Routine Problems
Quek Khiok Seng, Tay Eng Guan, Choy Ban Heng, Toh Tin Lam,
Dong Feng Ming & Ho Foo Him: Singapore
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2.
I003
Using Excel To Promote Students’ Understanding Of Size Pictogram:
A Case Study
Wu Yingkang: China, Wong Khoon Yoong: Singapore
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3.
LS037
Developing The Interpretation Of Tables Of Data
Marian Kemp and Jen Bradley: Australia
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3.
LP016
Culture as a Tool for Primary Mathematics Teaching in Nigeria:
A Case Study of IGBO Culture Material in Teaching some Mathematics
Concepts in Nigeria
Cecilia Olunwa Ekwueme, Ann Meremikwu & Obinna l. Enukoha:
Nigeria
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3.
LPS048
The Analysis of Mathematical Performance and Problem Solving
Process of Southeastern Asian Junior High School Students
Shian Leou & Hao-Jan Lee: Taiwan
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3.
I010
LaTeX – Stimulating & Reviving Mathematical Culture Amongst
Technical Students In A Private Technical Institute
Mohd Sulhi bin Azman & Siti Mistima Maat: Malaysia
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4.
LS064
Characteristics of Problem in the Area of Probability and
Statistics for the Korean College Scholastic Aptitude Test
Kang Sup Lee, Jong Gye Kim & Hwang Dong Jou: Korea
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Chairperson
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Parallel
Session 7 – Thursday (21 June 2007) - Time : 11.30 am –
1.00 pm
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Room
1
Theme: Learning (Learning Primary Mathematics (LP)
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Room
2
Thene: Curriculum (C)
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Room
3
Theme: ICT (I)
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1.
LP033(*)
Through the Eye of a Child – What Can Students’ Drawings
Tell Us About Learner-Centtred Pedagogy?
Lee Yim Ping: Singapore
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1.
C006 (*)
A Sino - German Virtual Seminar In Mathematics Education
Matthias Ludwig & Wolfgang Müller Germany, Binyan Xu: China
(*)
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1.
I005 (*)
Enspire Your Math Students Through CAS
Bernhard Kutzler: Austria
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2.
LP002
Creating Elementary Mathematics Lessons with Children’s
Rich Imaginations
Yukio Sugawara: Japan
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2.
C011
PMRI: An Innovation Approach For Developing A Quality Of
Mathematics Education In Indonesia
Zulkardi & Ratu Ilma: Indonesia
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2.
I011
The Effectiveness Of Using Computer Algebra System (Cas)
In Teaching And Learning Of “Application Of Integration”
Asiahwati Awi, Zarita Zainuddin & Safian Uda: Malaysia
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3.
LP012
Measuring Students’ Affective Responses to Mathematics and
Mathematics Education
Peter Grootenboer: Australia
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3.
C013
Commentary on Common Characteristics of Mathematics Curriculum
in Shanghai, Hong Kong and Singapore
Kong Qiping: China
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3.
I018
Teaching And Learning Elementary Calculus Concepts With
A Graphics Calculator
Barry Kissane: Australia
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4.
LP058
Analysis of Factors of Affective Domain in Mathematics Education
(Analysis of Types of Math-Disliking and the Correlation
between Mathematical Achievement and them)
Young Kuk Kim, Jae Myung Park, Deok Ho Lee & Ju Han Yoon:
Korea
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Chairperson
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Guidelines for parallel
paper presentation
Parallel
paper presentation sessions provide an opportunity for presentation
of your work to a large audience in a short time. Since the sessions
are synchronous in nature and some attendees plan to move among
sessions to catch the papers of their interest, we urge you to
adhere to the time allocated to you. As the time available to
present your work is rather short, you need to prepare your presentation
materials with utmost clarity and effectiveness. Please follow
the following guidelines to help make the technical paper sessions
successful.
1.
Audio-Visual Equipment
All session rooms will be equipped with a laptop using Windows
XP as well as an LCD projector. The presenter is to be noted that
only presentation software such as Microsoft Office PowerPoint
is provided. If you have special technical needs for your presentation
such as OHP, please contact the conference
secretariat as early as possible before the conference. If
you require other software or facilities for your presentation,
please arrange by yourself.
2.
Preparation time
Please plan to arrive at the assigned session room 10 minutes
prior to the start of the session (not just your presentation)
to make sure that the needed presentation equipment is available
in the room. After installing your presentation file in the computer,
it is good to run the file to make sure that your file works well
with the computer system and the projector.
3.
Time limit for presentation
Full paper presentation slots are 15 minutes long. You
are then given another 5 minutes for a question-answer session.
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Plenary lectures
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Date
/ Day
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Time
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Plenary
lecture (PL)
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Title
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Speaker
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Chair
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19
June 2007 (Tuesday)
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10.30 – 11.30am
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PL1
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What
Does The New Philosophy Of Mathematics Mean For Mathematics
Education? |
Paul
Ernest
University of Exeter, United Kingdom |
Prof.
Lee Peng Yee (EARCOME founder) |
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20
June 2007 (Wednesday)
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9.00 – 10.00 am
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PL2
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Teaching
and Learning of Mathematics - What Really Matters to Teachers
and to Students? |
Berinderjeet
Kaur
National Institute of Education, Singapore |
Prof.
Bill Barton
(ICMI Vice president ) |
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21
June 2007 (Thursday)
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8.30 – 9.20am
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PL3
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Making
Mathematics Accessible To Most through nnovative Use of Technology |
Wei-Chi
Yang
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Radford University, USA |
Assoc.
Prof. Dr. Izani (Dean, PPSM) |
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9.20 – 10.10am
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PL4
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How
The Respect For Mathematics Education Can Be Kept In Societies:
A Key Conception To Be Shared Among Mathematics Teachers |
Ryosuke
Nagaoka University of the Air, Japan |
Prof.
Kaye Stacey
(IPC) |
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22
June 2007 (Friday)
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8.30 – 9.20am
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PL5
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A
Holistic Approach of Assessment in Mathematics |
Azlan
Zanzali
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia |
Assoc.
Prof. Dr. Abdul Rashid
(Dean, PPIP) |
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Regular lectures
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Date
/ Day
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Time
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Regular
lecture (RL)
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Title
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Speaker
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Chair
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20
June 2007 (Wednesday)
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10.30 – 11.20am
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RL1
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Confucian
Heritage Cultural learner’s phenomenon: From “exploring the
middle zone” to “constructing a bridge” |
Ngai-Ying
Wong
The Chinese University of Hong Kong |
Lee
Siew Eng |
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10.30– 11.20am
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RL2
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Enhancing
Mathematics Teachers’ Professional Development Through Shared
Cultures |
Catherine
P. Vistro-Yu
Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines |
Sharifah
Nurul Akmal |
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10.30 – 11.20am
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RL3
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Teaching
And Learning Of Mathematics: Understanding Or Procedural? |
Noraini
Idris
Univeristy of Malaya, Malaysia |
Ng
Swee Fong |
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21
June 2007 (Thursday)
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10.30 – 11.20am
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RL4
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An
Inquiry-Oriented Approach to Undergraduate Mathematics: Contributions
to Instructional Design and Its Impact |
Kwon,
Oh Nam
Seoul National University, Korea &
Rasmussen, Chris
San Diego State University, U.S.A. |
Sung
Je Cho |
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10.30 – 11.20am
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RL5
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Hypermedia
Video Case Studies for In-Service Mathematics Teacher Professional
Development in China |
Jiansheng
Bao
Soochow University, &
Rongjin Huang
University of Macau, China |
Li
Shiqi |
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10.30 – 11.20am
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RL6
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PMRI:
History, Progress, and Challenges |
Robert
K. Sembiring
Team leader of the PMRI Team, Indonesia |
Ida
Karnasih |
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10.30 – 11.20am
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RL7
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Issues
and Challenges in the Teaching and Learning of Mathematics
in Second Language |
Fatimah
Saleh
Universiti Sains Malaysia, Malaysia |
Cheah
Ui Hock |
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Workshops
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Date
/ Day
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Time
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Workshop
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Title
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Facilitator
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Chair
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19
June 2007
(Tuesday)
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11.30am – 1.00pm
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A
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Developing
Algebraic Thinking |
Ng
Swee Fong
NIE, Singapore |
Munirah
Ghazali |
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2.00 – 3.30pm
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B
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Learning
Algebra The Creative And Magical Way |
Teow
Poh Yew
Malaysian Invention and Design Society (MINDS) |
Maznah
Ali |
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4.00 – 5.30pm
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C
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CAS
Handheld Technology: Using TI-89 Titanium |
Masdatul
Azreen bt Mohammed Azizuddin
Statworks (M) Sdn Bhd |
Suhaidah
Tahir |
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20
June 2007
(Wednesday)
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11.30am – 1.00pm
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D
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Teaching
Problem Solving in Primary Mathematics |
Yeap
Ban Har
NIE, Singapore |
Gan
We Ling |
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2.00 – 3.30pm
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E
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Creating
E-activity Lessons On The Graphic Calculator |
Quek,
Wei Ching & Soon, Yee Ping
CASIO |
Ong
Hong Choon |
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4.00 – 5.30pm
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F
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Mathematics
e-Learning Solution Through Maple: What Really Matters? |
Rahidzab
Talib
UiTM, Malaysia
(Sponsored by I-Mathematics) |
Paul
Lau Ngee Kiong |
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21
June 2007
(Thursday)
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11.30am – 1.00pm
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G
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Using
Interactive Geometry (such as GSP) To Link Algebra To The
Real World |
Kaye
Stacey
Melbourne University, Australia |
Tan
Khan Aun |
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2.00 – 3.30pm
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Children’s
Strategies When Solving Mathematics Problems: Implications
To Mathematics Teaching And Learning |
Munirah
Ghazali
USM, Malaysia |
Parmjit
Singh |
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2.00 – 3.30pm
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I
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Teaching
Mathematics With Autograph |
Cecily
Peters
QED
(Sponsored by AUTOGRAPH) |
Justin
Valentin |
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4.00 – 5.30pm
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J
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Solving
Real-World Mathematics Activities Using TI-84 Plus and Data
Loggers |
Nurazah
bt Abdul Aziz Statworks (M) Sdn Bhd |
Ong
Saw Lan |
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4.00 – 5.30pm
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K
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Group
Dynamics To Facilitate Mathematics Learning |
Tan
Khan Aun
Majlis Guru Cemerlang Malaysia |
Fatimah
Saleh |
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Round Table discussion
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Date
and Time
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Title
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Panel
members
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Chair
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22
June 2007
(Friday)
9.30 – 10.30am |
Mathematics Education: Curriculum Reform and Implementation
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1.
Abdul Wahab bin. Ibrahim (CDC, Malaysia)
2. Wong Khoon Yoong (NIE, Singapore)
3. Sung Je Cho (Korea )
4. Tran Vui (Vietnam )
5. Sun Xiaotian (China) |
Prof.
Frederick Leung
(ICMI representative) |
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