In this manuscript we examine the intersection of reading and mathematics skills to theorize a model that may account for student understandings, whether they be correct or incorrect. The theoretical model relies on research from reading, special education, psychology, mathematics, and mathematics education in the formation of the theoretical framework. By no means is this manuscript intended to draw conclusions but to propose a synergistic and interdependent idea to focus researchers from across several disciplines and to issue a challenge to rigorously explore the model in various contexts with broad levels of implementation. Key words: intersection of reading and mathematics, synergistic and interdependent ideas, teaching and learning
Current debates about successful mathematics pedagogy suggest that mathematical learning and problem...
Current debates about successful mathematics pedagogy suggest that mathematical learning and problem...
Textbooks have the potential to be powerful tools to help students develop an understanding of mathe...
The semantic model described in this paper is based on ones developed for arithmetic (e.g. McCloskey...
In school mathematics, mathematical reasoning with an emphasis on language is considered an importan...
In this paper we suggest a theoretical model of the connection between the process of reading and th...
In the solution of mathematical word problems, problems that are accompanied by text, there is a nee...
Physics makes powerful use of mathematics, yet the way this use is made is often poorly un-derstood....
International audienceArithmetic problem solving is a crucial part of mathematics education. However...
Internationally, educators are concerned about effective methods to empower students with skills to ...
Mathematical literacy, quantitative literacy, numeracy, matheracy, disciplinary literacy, and conten...
This paper attempts to bring information to a broad audience on children's utilization of seman...
In the context of refinement of frameworks over the past decades within the domain of mathematics ed...
Mathematics is a language. It has its own vocabulary, symbols, syntax and grammar. It is a powerful ...
In this paper, we turn to the notion of networking theories with the aim of contrasting two theoreti...
Current debates about successful mathematics pedagogy suggest that mathematical learning and problem...
Current debates about successful mathematics pedagogy suggest that mathematical learning and problem...
Textbooks have the potential to be powerful tools to help students develop an understanding of mathe...
The semantic model described in this paper is based on ones developed for arithmetic (e.g. McCloskey...
In school mathematics, mathematical reasoning with an emphasis on language is considered an importan...
In this paper we suggest a theoretical model of the connection between the process of reading and th...
In the solution of mathematical word problems, problems that are accompanied by text, there is a nee...
Physics makes powerful use of mathematics, yet the way this use is made is often poorly un-derstood....
International audienceArithmetic problem solving is a crucial part of mathematics education. However...
Internationally, educators are concerned about effective methods to empower students with skills to ...
Mathematical literacy, quantitative literacy, numeracy, matheracy, disciplinary literacy, and conten...
This paper attempts to bring information to a broad audience on children's utilization of seman...
In the context of refinement of frameworks over the past decades within the domain of mathematics ed...
Mathematics is a language. It has its own vocabulary, symbols, syntax and grammar. It is a powerful ...
In this paper, we turn to the notion of networking theories with the aim of contrasting two theoreti...
Current debates about successful mathematics pedagogy suggest that mathematical learning and problem...
Current debates about successful mathematics pedagogy suggest that mathematical learning and problem...
Textbooks have the potential to be powerful tools to help students develop an understanding of mathe...