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Vol. 14 No. 3 (2009)
Ledare/Editorial
The role of research in mathematics education reform workLeif Bjørn Skorpen
Nokre spesielle trekk ved arbeidet med matematikkfaget i begynnaropplæringaFrode Olav Haara and Kari Smith
Practical activities in mathematics teaching – mathematics teachers’ knowledge based reasonsDiana Stentoft and Paola Valero
Identities-in-action. Exploring the fragility of discourse and identity in learning mathematicsAndreas Ryve
Book Review: Matematik for lærerstuderende. Delta: fagdidaktikBarbro Grevholm
Future activities in the Nordic graduate school in mathematics education network? -
Vol. 14 No. 2 (2009)
Ledare/Editorial
The role of overview papers in mathematics education researchCorine Castela
An anthropological approach to a transitional issue. Analysis of the autonomy required from mathematics students in the French lyceeManya Raman Sundström and Michelle Zandieh
The case of Brandon: the dual nature of key ideas in the classroomPer-Eskil Persson
Handheld calculators as tools for students’ learning of algebraOla Helenius
Bokanmälan: Relating practices and research in mathematics educationBarbro Grevholm
Research education activities in the Nordic graduate school in mathematics educationGunnar Gjone
Gard Olaf Brekke in memoriam -
Vol. 14 No. 1 (2009)
Ledare/Editorial
Quality criteria in mathematics education researchLisen Häggblom
Lärarstuderandes syn på lärande i matematikMarit Johnsen-Høines
Dialogical inquiry in practice teachingPer Nilsson
Operationalizing the analytical construct of contextualizationGunnar Gjone
Book Review: Omtale av Identitet og forskningBarbro Grevholm
Several Nordic research initiatives to follow up the funding of the Nordic Graduate School -
Vol. 13 No. 4 (2008)
Morten Blomhøj and Paola Valero
Bringing focus to mathematics education in multicultural and multilingual settingsKay Owens
Culturality in mathematics education: a comparative studyEva Norén
Bilingual students’ mother tongue: a resource for teaching and learning mathematicsTroels Lange
Homework and minority students in difficulty with learning mathematics: the influence of public discoursePaola Valero, Tamsin Meaney, Helle Alrø, Uenuku Fairhall, Ole Skovsmose and Tony Trinick
School mathematical discourse in a learning landscape: understanding mathematics education in multicultural settingsBarbro Grevholm
Activities for 2009 in the Nordic Graduate School in Mathematics Education -
Vol. 13 No. 3 (2008)
Morten Blomhøj and Paola Valero
Editorial – Nordic mathematics education research in the world and in the regionAndreas Ryve
Analyzing mathematical classroom discourse: initiating elaborations on the usefulness of the dialogical approachOle Skovsmose and Roger Säljö
Learning mathematics through inquiryMagnus Österholm
Do students need to learn how to use their mathematics textbooks? The case of reading comprehensionFrode Rønning
Bokanmeldelse: Omtale av Matematik for lærerstuderende. Ypsilon, basisbogBarbro Grevholm
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Vol. 13 No. 2 (2008)
Morten Blomhøj and Paola Valero
Strengthening Nomad as a means of research communication in the Nordic regionUffe Thomas Jankvist
Matematikopfattelser hos 2g’ere: fokus på de ‘tre aspekter‘Torulf Palm
Interrater reliability in a national assessment of oral mathematical communicationAntti Viholainen
Finnish mathematics teacher students’ informal and formal arguing skills in the case of derivativeBarbro Grevholm
The Nordic graduate school in mathematics education – planning for the future -
Vol. 13 No. 1 (2008)
Morten Blomhøj and Paola Valero
The International Commission on Mathematical Instruction: a centenary of history and a future to constructTeresia Jakobsson-Åhl
Word problems in upper secondary algebra in Sweden over the years 1960–2000Kerstin Pettersson
Växelverkan mellan intuitiva idéer och formella resonemang – en fallstudie av universitetsstudenters arbete med en analysuppgiftJoakim Samuelsson
Classroom settings, self-regulated learning skills and grades in mathematicsBarbro Grevholm
The fifth year of the Nordic Graduate School -
Vol. 12 No. 4 (2007)
Morten Blomhøj and Paola Valero
Developing mathematics teaching and learning through researchUlla Runesson
A collective enquiry into critical aspects of teaching the concept of anglesThomas Vils Pedersen
Design of a didactic situation – mathematical experiments in linear algebraDag Lukkassen, Lars Erik Persson and Anna Sierpinska
Some aspects of web-courses in mathematics based on PC screen recorded video lecturesGloria Stillman
Book Review: Researching, teaching and the practice of mathematical modelling and applicationsBarbro Grevholm
The Nordic graduate school in mathematics education -
Vol. 12 No. 3 (2007)
Morten Blomhøj and Paola Valero
Mathematics education: a key for success in a globalised world?Keiko Yasukawa
An agenda for mathematics education in the decade of education for sustainable developmentOlof Bjorg Steinthorsdottir and Bharath Sriraman
Gender and strategy use in proportional situations: an Icelandic studyLil Engström and Thomas Lingefjärd
Posing problems using CabriUffe Thomas Jankvist
Review of empirical studies in HPM2004 & ESU4: Empirical research in the field of using history in mathematics educationBarbro Grevholm
The Nordic graduate school in mathematics education -
Vol. 12 No. 2 (2007)
Morten Blomhøj and Paola Valero
Ledare/Editorial: The important and difficult task of improving mathematics teacher educationCarl Winsløw and Viviane Durand-Guerrier
Education of lower secondary mathematics teachers in Denmark and FranceRaymond Bjuland
Mathematically productive discourses among student teachersLeila Pehkonen
To change or not to change – how primary school teachers speak about stability and changeMogens Niss
Boganmeldelse: Didaktiske elementer – en indføring i matematikkens og naturfagenes didaktikBarbro Grevholm
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Vol. 12 No. 1 (2007)
Morten Blomhøj and Paola Valero
The first year of the Danish editorial teamAnu Palu and Eve Kikas
Primary school teachers’ beliefs about teaching mathematicsNicholas Mousoulides, Bharath Sriraman and Constantinos Christou
From problem solving to modeling – the emergence of models and modeling perspectivesGail E. FitzSimons and Tine Wedege
Developing numeracy in the workplaceBharath Sriraman and Olof Steinthorsdottir
Book review: Mathematical competitions and classroom collaboration – antonyms or a new direction for research on teacher beliefs?Barbro Grevholm
NoGSME – The Nordic Graduate School -
Vol. 11 No. 4 (2006)
Morten Blomhøj and Paola Valero
Vanskeligheder i/med matematiklæring – behov for øget forskningOlof Magne
Historical aspects on special education in mathematicsTone Dalvang og Olav Lunde
Med kompass mot mestring – et didaktisk perspektiv på matematikkvanskerLena Lindenskov
Matematikvanskeligheder i inkluderende undervisning for børn, unge og voksneAnn Ahlberg
Children with impairments learning numbersBarbro Grevholm
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Vol. 11 No. 3 (2006)
Ledare/Editorial
The review process and the role of NOMAD in the Nordic mathematics education communityMonica Johansson
Textbooks as instruments. Three teachers’ way to organize their mathematics lessonsEugenia Koleza and Elisabeth Kabani
The use of reasoning in the resolution of geometric problemsJill Brown and Gloria Stillman
Defining moments in the graphing calculator solution of a cubic function taskBarbro Grevholm
Continued activities for the Nordic Graduate School -
Vol. 11 No. 2 (2006)
Ledare/Editorial
The great variation in the field of mathematics educationJessica Carter
A less radical constructivismAthanasios Gagatsis, Bharath Sriraman, Iliada Elia & Modestina Modestou
Exploring young children’s geometrical strategiesFrode Olav Haara
Valg av hoderegning som arbeidsmetodeBarbro Grevholm
The Nordic Graduate School in Mathematics Education -
Vol. 11 No. 1 (2006)
Ledare/Editorial
New chief editors on the jobJohn Berry and Pasi Sahlberg
Accountability affects the use of small group learning in school mathematicsEva Riesbeck
Det hänger på decimalen! Om hur vi formar och bygger meningsmönster i vår omvärldMarkus Hähkiöniemi
Perceiving the derivative: the case of SusannaBarbro Grevholm
The Nordic Graduate School in Mathematics Education -
Vol. 10 No. 3-4 (2005)
Ledare/Editorial
Förflyttning till DanmarkMartin Carlsen
Conceptual understanding of the dot productMarkku S. Hannula, Hanna Maijala, Erkki Pehkonen & Anu Nurmi
Gender comparisons of pupils’ self-confidence in mathematics learningMonica Johansson
The mathematics textbook: from artefact to instrumentKristina Juter
Limits of functions: traces of students’ concept imagesHeidi S. Måsøval
Student reasoning constrained by the didactical contractBarbro Grevholm
The third year of activities in the Nordic Graduate School in Mathematics Education -
Vol. 10 No. 2 (2005)
Ulla Runesson & Ida Ah Chee Mok
The teaching of fractions – a comparative study of a Swedish and a Hong Kong classroomKaarina Merenluoto
Conceptual change in mathematicsAnastasios N. Barkatsas & John A. Malone
Secondary mathematics teachers’ beliefs about mathematics assessment and components that influence these beliefsBarbro Grevholm
The Nordic graduate school in mathematics education – a growing network -
Vol. 10 No. 1 (2005)
Ledare / Editorial
On categories of research in mathematics educationGloria Stillman
The role of decision making and resources in group solutions of a problem involving Bayes’ formulaMarkku S. Hannula
Shared cognitive intimacy and self-defence: two socio-emotional processes in problem solvingRobert E. Reys & Der-Cheng Yang
Investigating the development of number sense in a 6th grade class in TaiwanBarbro Grevholm
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Vol. 9 No. 4 (2004)
Ledare/Editorial
Från redaktionenMari Murtonen & Nathaniel Titterton
Earlier mathematics achievement and success in university studiesKristine Jess
Formativ evaluering i matematikundervisningen – Ændringer i praksisJohn Berry, Roger Fentem, Anna-Maija Partanen & Sirkka Tiihala
The use of symbolic algebra in learning mathematics: the barrier from formal examination schemesBarbro Grevholm
New courses in mathematics education for doctoral students -
Vol. 9 No. 3 (2004)
Torulf Palm & Lars Burman
Reality in mathematics assessment: an analysis of task-reality concordance in Finnish and Swedish national assessmentsHans Erik Borgersen
Open ended problem solving in geometry revisitedBarbro Grevholm
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Vol. 9 No. 2 (2004)
Ledare/Editorial – Mathematics education in the Nordic countries
Ledare/Editorial – Nordic Contact Committe
Pekka Kupari
Recent developments in Finnish mathematics educationErkki Pehkonen & Markku S. Hannula
Mathematical belief research in FinlandHelle Alrø & Ole Skovsmose
Dialogic learning in collaborative investigationMarit Johnsen Høines
Understanding constituted by understandingsCarl Winsløw
Semiotics as an analytic tool for the didactics of mathematicsTine Wedege
Mathematics at work: researching adults’ mathematics-containing competencesChrister Bergsten & Barbro Grevholm
The didactic divide and the education of teachers of mathematics in SwedenKaarina Merenluoto & Erno Lehtinen
The quality of conceptual change in mathematics: the case of number conceptGilah C. Leder, Gerd Brandell & Barbro Grevholm
The Swedish graduate school in mathematics education: conception, birth and development of a new doctoral programme -
Vol. 9 No. 1 (2004)
Ledare/Editorial
Nomad gör nystartFritz Johnsen
Dyscalculia – a cognitive approachErkki Pehkonen & Günter Törner
Investigating teachers’ beliefsCarl Winsløw
Quadratics in JapaneseBarbro Grevholm
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Vol. 8 No. 4 (2000)
Ledare / Editorial
NOMAD-stafetten går videre fra Norge til FinlandFulvia Furinghetti and Erkki Pehkonen
A comparative study on students’ beliefs concerning their autonomy in doing mathematicsHelle Alrø, Morten Blomhøj, Henning Bødtkjer, Ole Skovsmose og Mikael Skånstrøm
Farlige små tal – almendannelse i et risikosamfund -
Vol. 8 No. 3 (2000)
Guest editors: Barbara Jaworski and Bodil Kleve
Background and motives for the conferenceJere Confrey
Leveraging constructivism to apply to systematic reformJill Adler
Social practice theory and mathematics teacher education: a conversation between theory and practiceStephen Lerman
Some problems of socio-cultural research in mathematics teaching and learningBarbara Jaworski
Social constructivism, social practice theory and sociocultural theory: relevance and rationalisations in mathematics education. Detail, reflection and synthesis -
Vol. 8 No. 2 (2000)
Ledare / Editorial
Vurdering og rekrutteringInger Wistedt, Gudrun Brattström och Mats Martinson
Studier av kunskapbildning i matematik i dialog mellan två vetenskaperFrode Olav Haara
Hoderegning og valg av arbeidsmetode ved elementære utregninger i addisjon, subtraksjon, multiplikasjon og divisjon