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Whose curriculum is it anyway?

We have been consulting with international colleagues to understand the policy decisions which are made in different countries and how their curriculums are designed. Who determines what actually happens in their schools?

Live video conference link with Mauritius

Dr Oomandra Nath Varma, Director and colleagues from the Institute of Education, Réduit, Mauritius

Professor Geoff Wake

How do our individual experiences and values interact to define our views of what mathematics is? Professor Geoff Wake, Centre for Research in Mathematics Education, University of Nottingham.

Professor Geoff Wake slides

Tony Gardiner

Towards a shared framework - Tony Gardiner, Research Mathematician

Tony Gardiner - slides

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Delegates in the room, via video conference link and on Twitter were given the opportunity to discuss the question of 'Whose curriculum is it anyway'. The discussion continues on Twitter @CambridgeMaths #CambridgeMaths2018.

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