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Perspectives on Professional development of mathematics teachers : Proceedings of MDIF11: The 11th Swedish Mathematics Education Research Seminar, 23–28 January 2018, Karlstad, Sweden
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Proceedings (redaktörskap) (refereegranskat)abstract
- This volume contains the proceedings of MADIF 11, the eleventh Swedish Mathematics Education Research Seminar, held in Karlstad, January 23–24, 2018. The theme for this seminar was Perspectives on professional development of mathematics teachers. The MADIF seminars are organised by the Swedish Society for Research in Mathematics Education (SMDF). MADIF aims to enhance the opportunities for discussion of research and exchange of perspectives, amongst junior researchers and between junior and senior researchers in the field. The first seminar took place in January 1999 at Lärarhögskolan in Stockholm and included the constitution of the SMDF. The list shows all MADIF seminars.MADIF 1, 1999, StockholmMADIF 2, 2000, GöteborgMADIF 3, 2002, NorrköpingMADIF 4, 2004, MalmöMADIF 5, 2006, MalmöMADIF 6, 2008, StockholmMADIF 7, 2010, StockholmMADIF 8, 2012, UmeåMADIF 9, 2014, UmeåMADIF 10, 2016, KarlstadMADIF 11, 2018, KarlstadPrinted proceedings of the seminars are available for all but the very first meeting. This volume and the proceedings from MADIF 9 and 10 are also available digitally.The members of the MADIF 11 programme committee were Johan Häggström (University of Gothenburg), Yvonne Liljekvist (Karlstad University), Jonas Bergman Ärlebäck (Linköping University), Maria Fahlgren (Karl-stad University) and Oduor Olande (Linneaus University ). The local organisers were Yvonne Liljekvist and Mats Brunström (Karlstad University). The programme of MADIF 11 included two plenary lectures by invited speakers JeungSuk Pang and Peter Liljedahl. As before, MADIF works with a format of full 10 page papers and with short presentations. This year the number of full papers was eighteen, which is twice as many as in MADIF 10.The number of short presentations were eleven. The seminar also had one symposium, where three papers around a common theme were presented and dis-cussed. As the research seminars have sustained the idea of offering formats for presentation that enhance feedback and exchange, the paper presentations are organised as discussion sessions based on points raised by an invited reactor. The organising committee would like to express its thanks to the following col-leagues for their commitment to the task of being reactors and moderators: Abdel Seidouvy, Anette Bagger, Cecilia Kilhamn, Hanna Palmér, Jan Olsson, Jöran Petersson, Kajsa Bråting, Kirsti Hemmi, Kristina Juter, Linda Marie Ahl, Lotta Wedman, Mette Susanne Andresen, Mirela Vinerean Bernhoff, Nils Buchholz, Ola Helenius, Olaf Knapp, Peter Frejd, Peter Nyström and Tomas Bergqvist.This volume comprises summaries of the two plenary addresses, 18 research reports (papers), one symposia and abstracts for the eleven short presentations. In a rigorous two-step review process for presentation and publication, all papers were peer-reviewed by two or three researchers. Short presentation contributions were reviewed by members of the programme committee. Since 2010, the MADIF Proceedings have been designated scientific level 1 in the Norwegian list of authorised publication channels available at http://dbh.nsd.uib.no/kanaler/.The editors are grateful to the following colleagues for providing reviews: Abdel Seidouvy, Allan Tarp, Andreas Ryve, Anette Bagger, Angelika Kullberg, Anna Teledahl, Anna-Lena Ekdahl, Arne Engström, Barbro Grevholm, Björn Textorius, Camilla Björklund, Cecilia Kilhamn, Ceclilia Segerby, Cristina Skodras, Cristina Svensson, Djamshid Farahani, Eva Taflin, Frode Rønning, Gerd Brandell, Hanna Palmér, Hamid Asghari, Helena Roos, Håkan Lennerstad, Håkan Sollerwall, Ida Bergvall, Jan Olsson, Jannika Lindwall, Joakim Samuelsson, Jonas Dahl, Jorryt van Bommel, Judy Sayers, Jöran Petersson, Kajsa Bråting, Karolina Muhrman, Kenneth Ruthven, Kirsti Hemmi, Kris-tina Juter, Lars Madej, Leslie Jiménez, Linda Marie Ahl, Lotta Wedman, Madis Lepik, Maike Schindler, Magnus Österholm, Maria Alkhede, Maria Larsson, Maria Reis, Marie Tanner, Margareta Engvall, Mathias Norqvist, Mette Susanne Andresen, Morten Blomhøj, Ola Helenius, Olaf Knapp, Paul Andrews, Per Nilsson, Peter Frejd, Peter Nyström, Reidar Mosvold, Robert Gunnarsson, Suela Kacerja, Takashi Kawakami, Thomas Lingefjärd, Tomas Bergqvist, Troels Lange and Uffe Thomas Jankvist.The organising committee and the editors would like to express their grati-tude to the organisers of Matematikbiennalen 2018 for financially supporting the seminar. Finally we would like to thank all participants of MADIF 11 for sustaining their engagement in an intense scholarly activity during the seminar with its tight timetable, and for contributing to an open, positive and friendly atmosphere.
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