ICT in mathematics education

Dr Ida Mok

University of Southampton

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Location
Southampton, United Kingdom
Funding
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Application deadline
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About the project

Dr Ida Mok will be a Diamond Jubilee International Visiting Fellow at the University of Southampton from 2013 - 2016.

Visiting Fellow and Host

Fellow: Dr Ida Mok, Associate Professor & Associate Dean, Faculty of Education, The University of Hong Kong

Host: Professor Lianghuo Fan, Head of Mathematics and Science Education Research Group, Southampton Education School

Aims of the collaboration

To conduct collaborative research on the use of ICT in improving mathematics teaching and learning, and on a comparison of policies and practices in teacher education and professional development.

Fellowship activities in 2013

  • Public lecture: ICT and Mathematics Education: Rich Tasks
  • Research activity for a book chapter and conference paper
  • Development of a research funding proposal
  • Graduate student discussions

Fellowship activities in 2014

  • International Conference on Mathematics Textbook Research and Development (ICMT2014) University of Southampton, July 2014 Conference paper: How technology use is being reflected in junior secondary mathematics textbooks ‎in Hong Kong.
  • Ongoing research collaboration

Fellowship activities in 2015

  • Two visits to the University of Hong Kong by Professor Fan, including a seminar for staff and students in the Faculty of Education, June 2015
  • Visit to the University of Hong Kong by Professor Fan for data collection and fieldwork, Oct 15

Research areas

ICT in mathematics educationProfessional DevelopmentMathematics EducationTeacher EducationMathematicsDevelopmentmathematicsEducation

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