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Language and Communication in Mathematics Education : International Perspectives

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1. Introduction,

Judit Moschkovich (USA) and Arindam Bose (India)

2. Fifty years of language data in mathematics education: A brief history

David Pimm (Canada)

3. Explaining as mathematical discursive practices of navigating through different epistemic fields

Kirstin Erath (Germany)

4. Subject-specific academic language versus mathematical discourse

Marcus Sch tte (Germany)

5. Authority and politeness: Complementary analyses of mathematics teaching episodes

Konstantinos Tatsis (Greece) and David Wagner (Canada)

6. The interplay of language and objects in the process of abstracting

Marei Fetzer (Germany) and Kerstin Tiedemann (Germany)

7. Interactional processes in inclusive mathematics teaching

Judith Jung (Germany)

8. How learners communicate their mathematics reasoning in a mathematics discourse

Benadette Aineamani (South Africa)

9. "I am sorry. I did not understand you" The learning of dialogue by prospective teachers

Raquel Milani (Brazil)

10. Dealing with function word problems: Identifying and interpreting verbal representations

Carina Zindel (Germany)

11. 4-year-old language repertoire in a counting situation

David Wagner (Canada) and Annica Andersson (Sweden)

12. Making student explanations relevant in whole class discussion

Jenni Ingram, Nick Andrews and Andrea Pitt (United Kingdom)

13. A teacher's use of revoicing in mathematical discussions

Kaouthar Boukafri (Spain), Marta Civil (USA) and N ria Planas (Spain)

14. Podcasts in second language math teaching as an instrument for measuring teachers' language awareness

Pelagia Papadopoulou-Tzaki and Christine Bescherer (Germany)

15. The meaning of 'number' in Kaiabi language: Indigenous teachers' identity discourses in a multilingual setting

Jackeline Rodrigues Mendes (Brazil)

16. The use of language in the construction of the natural number meaning

Lorena Trejo-Guerrero and Marta Elena Valdemoros- lvarez (Mexico)

17. Exploring how a grade 7 teacher promotes mathematical reasoning in multilingual mathematics class of English second language learners

Lindiwe Tshabalala (South Africa)

18. Identity fostered language communication in a mathematics classroom: An analysis

Arindam Bose (India), K. Subramaniam (India) and Mamokgethi Phakeng (South Africa)

19. Recommendations for research on language and learning mathematics

Judit Moschkovich (USA)

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  • ISBN-13: 9783030091378
  • ISBN-10: 3030091376
  • Publisher: Springer
  • Publish Date: December 2018
  • Dimensions: 9.21 x 6.14 x 0.6 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 0.9 pounds
  • Page Count: 279

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