A situation has emerged in which individuals who do not claim particular mathematical expertise take elements of mathematical theories e.g. 'Chaos Theory' and apply them uncritically to support preferred policies or actions. The challenge this poses includes building models to test the nature of generalised claims, and hence to challenge recommendations and policies that can vary between the dubious and the dangerous. This paper tests claims arising within the field of educational administration through the design of a non-linear simulation model, illustrating a different role for mathematical modelling in an educational environment
In this paper I present a teaching experiment characterized by a sequence of activities based on the...
Mathematical modelling is perceived as one way of introducing more real life activities into mathema...
Simulated crisis scenarios are frequently cited as effective tools for organisational and individual...
A situation has emerged in which individuals who do not claim particular mathematical expertise take...
This article addresses issues associated with applications of ideas from “chaos theory” to education...
International audienceIn this paper, I will examine mathematical modelling as a pedagogic activity. ...
This theoretical paper explores the decision-making process involved in modelling and mathematizing ...
It is widely recognised that modelling organisational systems can be used to provide insights into t...
International audienceDrawing upon a theoretical framework based on beliefs, learning and teaching o...
This book addresses possible applications of computer simulation to theory building in management an...
While mathematical modelling generally has an important position in mathematics education, discussio...
Data from the pandemic has afforded the use of real-world modelling problems in mathematics classes ...
The number of papers and research reports addressing the theory and/or practice of mathematical mode...
In this paper we will discuss some teaching experiments that consist of a series of classroom activi...
The aim of this study is to investigate pre-service mathematics teachers’ beliefs towards mathematic...
In this paper I present a teaching experiment characterized by a sequence of activities based on the...
Mathematical modelling is perceived as one way of introducing more real life activities into mathema...
Simulated crisis scenarios are frequently cited as effective tools for organisational and individual...
A situation has emerged in which individuals who do not claim particular mathematical expertise take...
This article addresses issues associated with applications of ideas from “chaos theory” to education...
International audienceIn this paper, I will examine mathematical modelling as a pedagogic activity. ...
This theoretical paper explores the decision-making process involved in modelling and mathematizing ...
It is widely recognised that modelling organisational systems can be used to provide insights into t...
International audienceDrawing upon a theoretical framework based on beliefs, learning and teaching o...
This book addresses possible applications of computer simulation to theory building in management an...
While mathematical modelling generally has an important position in mathematics education, discussio...
Data from the pandemic has afforded the use of real-world modelling problems in mathematics classes ...
The number of papers and research reports addressing the theory and/or practice of mathematical mode...
In this paper we will discuss some teaching experiments that consist of a series of classroom activi...
The aim of this study is to investigate pre-service mathematics teachers’ beliefs towards mathematic...
In this paper I present a teaching experiment characterized by a sequence of activities based on the...
Mathematical modelling is perceived as one way of introducing more real life activities into mathema...
Simulated crisis scenarios are frequently cited as effective tools for organisational and individual...