Interdisciplinarity for the 21st Century
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Interdisciplinarity for the 21st Century

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Year
2010
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9781617352201

Table of contents

  1. Interdisciplinarity for the Twenty-First Century
  2. Proceedings of the Third International Symposium on Mathematics and Its Connections to Arts and Sciences, Moncton 2009
  3. Introduction
  4. Intercultural Positioning in Mathematics
  5. History in Mathematics Education—Why Bother?
  6. The Role of the Aesthetic in Mathematical Problem Solving1
  7. Mathematics in the Everyday World and at Work
  8. A Portrait on How Groups of Elementary Age Students in a French Language Minority Setting Pose an Environmental Problem
  9. Teaching Citizenship Education through the Mathematics Course
  10. Flow
  11. Learner Directed Opportunities through Adaptive Hypermedia Systems
  12. Quantitative Reasoning as a Tool for Understanding
  13. Interdisciplinarity through Processes of Modeling and SocioMathematical Decision Making
  14. Do Mathematical Laboratories Enhance Primary School Students’ Hands-On Learning Experiences?
  15. Amazing Math-Science- Arts Connections
  16. Mathematics in Contemporary Art
  17. Advancing the Concept of Variables through Cross- Curricular Stations between Arts and Mathematics Instruction
  18. Visual Arts and Mathematics
  19. Why is a Negative ´ a Negative = a Positive?
  20. Writing + Math = Opportunity
  21. Study of the Potential of the Use of Degrees of Certainty to Provide the Common Sense with an “Alert Bell”
  22. Visuo-Dynamic Learning
  23. Online Video Technology as Enabler for Teaching and Learning Multidisciplinary Topics
  24. Directional Pitch Spaces
  25. A Note on Fibonacci Numbers in Music
  26. Robotic-Based Learning
  27. NET Generation
  28. A City Built on Geometry
  29. Plato’s Timaeus and the Intervals Used in Traditional Music of the Middle East
  30. Using Origami as Context Builder to Teach (Pre)Math Skills
  31. Are There Mathematical Phenomena?
  32. Mathematical Literacy and How Scientific Experiments Can Promote that Conception
  33. Cross-Curricular Teaching between Mathematics and Biology
  34. A Call for Integrating Engineering through Cooperative Learning in the Mathematics and Science Teacher Education Program
  35. Choosing to Study Mathematics and Science beyond the Classroom
  36. a Brief History and Exploration of Some Didactic Journeys to Connect the Great Continents of Knowledge
  37. Some Remarks on the Comparison between Mathematical and Poetical Facts/Events
  38. About the Authors