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    Oxbridge Maths Ed Doctoral Research Seminar

    Speakers:

    Dimitrios Deslis & Mei Yang (Cambridge) 

    Gabe Lee (Oxford) 

    Jason Bentley (Oxford) 

    Mariam Makramalla (Cambridge)

    Date: 18 Jun 2020
    Venue: Online event
    Time: 14:00 - 16:00
    Type: Seminar

    Dimitrios Deslis & Mei Yang (Cambridge):
    Supporting teachers' learning of Lakatos-style proof instruction through a simulated environment. 

    Gabe Lee (Oxford):
    How to promote productive beliefs and affect of the learning and teaching of proof and proving? A design research involving Hong Kong preservice mathematics teachers. 

    Jason Bentley (Oxford):
    Learners' attention to structure across proof variation tasks.

    Mariam Makramalla (Cambridge):
    The school, society and the teacher: Power dynamics and their influence on mathematical problem solving in the Egyptian classroom.

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