Author Archives: Christian Bokhove

New paper on the creative process of designing digital mathematics books

New work by Professor Christian Bokhove and colleagues has been published. In the article “Using Social Network Analysis to gain insight into social creativity while designing digital mathematics books” they explain how Social Network Analysis can provide insight into the social creativity process of designers working together on digital mathematics books. Analysing the processes and […]

Posted in News

Dr Neta Shaby and Dr Ran Peleg presented at NARST conference in Chicago, USA, with various international colleagues

NARST is a global organization for improving science teaching and learning through research. In this symposium titled: “Once upon a time… The use of narratives in informal learning environments”, colleagues presented five studies examining narratives in the context of STEM learning in informal settings: science museum, zoo, virtual exhibition, escape room, and home-based engineering activities. […]

Posted in News

Professor Bokhove at AERA annual meeting

In April Professor Christian Bokhove is presenting two new papers at the annual meeting of the AERA. One paper is about the relationship between non-cognitive outcomes and science, mathematics and reading achievement, based on PISA data, and a collaboration with Dr Jenny Byrne and Dr Andri Christodoulou. The second paper looks at the predictive value […]

Posted in News

New work on Chinese primary mathematics classrooms

Southampton Education School alumnus Dr Zhenzhen Miao, Professor Christian Bokhove, Professor David Reynolds, and Professor Charalambos Y. Charalambous, have published “Rational numbers and proportional reasoning in Chinese primary schools: Patterns, latent classes, and reasoning processes” in the Asian Journal for Mathematics Education. https://doi.org/10.1177/27527263221143802 Abstract: Rational numbers and proportional reasoning are challenging topics in school mathematics. […]

Posted in News

[report] visit from Japan: proofs in secondary schools

A week ago I attended a seminar at the School of Education with visitors from Japan. They presented some of their work in geometric proofs in secondary education. One of the visitors was Yosuke Tsujiyama who talked about a co-authored paper (with Kotaro Komatsu) that is part of the proceedings of the 22nd ICMI study […]

Posted in News