How is diversity in mathematics education perceived by teacher students, teachers and researchers?

Event

Date: Tuesday 14 May 2024

Time: 09.00 – 15.00

Location: P402, Svend Pedersenrummet floor 4, Svante Arrheniusvägen 20A, and Zoom (se link below)

The aim of the SASUF-event is to arrange a meeting where researchers, teacher educators, teacher students, and other interested participants, share thoughts and experiences under the theme “Educating for sustainability”, specifically focusing on diversity in mathematics teacher education.

Diversity and related issues of inclusion and equity can be framed in different ways, depending on context, history and the institutions where the concepts are put in motion, to mention some. The case of SA and Sweden shows two very different contexts. The countries are diverse in different ways, and this is reflected in the whole educational system. Teacher education, diverse in itself, educate new teachers who should be prepared to teach diverse groups of students. 

We will listen to, and discuss with, scholars from South Africa and Sweden. All participants are engaged in issues about diversity related to mathematics teacher education. The idea of involving different professionals from both South Africa and Sweden is to connect with those who are engaged and can affect teacher education, and we can also learn more about how the different practices connect in the two countries. 

 

Program

09.00-09.30 Perspectives on diversity from mathematics teacher education in South Africa and Sweden. Kicki Skog and Benita Nel
09.30-10.00 Teaching for meaning-making in mathematics teacher education multilingual contexts: What does it entail? Tony Essien
 
10.00-10.30 Group discussion – including (thought-provoking) activities. All
10.30-10.50 Break  

10.50-12.10

 

 

 

 

 

Equity in action: Insight into mathematics teacher education practices and discourses of accessible mathematics education

Translanguaging practices in a multilingual mathematics classroom in South Africa

Writing to learn in mathematics education – a study of student teacher´s academic writing

Towards supporting pedagogical responsiveness to multiple educational contexts: re-imagining mathematics teacher

Natalya Maksym’yak

 

Leona Claasen

 

Elisabeth Hector and Linda Öhlund

Mbhiza Wiseman

 

12.10-13-10 Lunch  

13.10-14.40

 

Panel discussion on the theme: (Dis)connections between campus education and practice periods for South Africa and Swedish student teachers education – education for sustainability. Permie Isaacs, Ingrid Saphire, Samantha Morris, Veronica Jatko, Lisa Österling
14.40-15.00 Looking forward together Kicki Skog and Benita Nel
 

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Meeting-ID: 668 4696 1930

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