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Guidelines for parallel paper presentation







No.

Author(s)

Title of abstract accepted for presentation

Code

1

Arif Hong, Jasmine Lim Shu Hui

Performance task assessment in mathematics: A primary school experience

A013_AH&JLSH

2

Monica Wong, David Evans

Assessing Students' Understanding of Fraction Equivalence

A012_MW&DE

3

Victor Dorff

Assess the learning, not how long the learning takes

A011_VD

4

Suzieleez Syrene bt Abdul Rahim, Shoba a/p Kalimuthu, Tajularipin b Sulaiman

Alternative assessment in the mathematics classroom

A010_SS&SK&TS

5

Lim Hooi Lian

Assessing Form 4 students' linear equation solving ability

A007_LHL&NI

6

Lau Sie Hoe, Dr. Paul Lau Ngee Kiong, Ling Siew Eng, Hwa Tee Yong

Comparison of number right & elimination testing approaches to scoring multiple choice items

A006_LSH&etal

7

Bob Perry

Powerful mathematics ideas, numeracy matrix & learning stories: Assessing & celebrating the mathematical capabilities of preschool children & their teachers

A005_BP&etal

8

Lynda Ball, Prof. Kaye Stacey

Using technology in high-stakes assessment: How teachers balance by-hand & automated techniques

A004_LB&KS

9

Kwek Meek Lin, Carmen Hoo, Doreen Tan

Alternative assessments for learning in mathematics

A003_KML&CH&DT

10

Norjoharudeen Mohd Nor

assessing mathematical thinking of primary school students

A001_NMN

11

Prof. Denisse R. Thompson

Issues & challenges in evaluating the effectiveness of mathematics curriculum

C012_DT

12

Zulkardi, Ratu Ilma

PMRI: An innovation approach for developing a quality of mathematics education in Indonesia

C011_Z&RI

13

Xuhui Li

Conceptualizing & analyzing coherence in school mathematics curricular: A case study of the function concept in selected algebra textbooks in China & the United States

C010_XL&XZ

14

Jaguthsing Dindyal

The gender factor in TIMSS-2003 for the Asia Pacific Region

C009_JD

15

Xianwei Yuan

A comparison of school mathematics curriculum: Between Malaysian & Shanghai

C008_XY&LCS

16

Kum Suat Sie Sandi, Lim Huey Miin

Using Understanding by Design (UbD) framework in curriculum design

C007_KSS&LHY

17

Prof. Matthias Ludwig

A sino-german virtual seminar in mathematics education

C006_ML&WM&XBY

18

Dr. Yeo Kai kow Joseph

Primary 2 pupils' mathematical problem solving processes - A snapshot

C005_YKK

19

Prof. Fan Zhongxiong

A discussion on the curriculum reform of mathematics at the elementary & secondary schools in the Tibetan-Chinese joint living areas

C004_FZX

20

Prof. You Anjun

An analytic frame of representation of mathematics curriculum content

C003_YA

21

Prof. Hong Zhang

The influence of new & old mathematics textbooks on students' problem solving in realistic situation

C002_HZ

22

Dr. Galina Kuklina

Mathematical educational system of Russian specialized high school for science gifted students

C001_GK

23

Han Inki

A study on characterizing analytic activities in solving geometric problems

H004_TTL

24

Prof. Dr. Ali Binesh

A new simple teaching method for obtaining maxima & minima in applied mathematics problems without using calculus

H003_TTL

25

Prof. Lee Byung-Soo

Methods to enhance intuition on infinite concepts

H002_TTL

26

Prof. Kang Mee-Kwang

Building convergence concepts by using distance functions

H001_TTL

27

JeyaLetchumi A/P Muthiah

Assessment & graphing calculator

I026_JM

28

NurulHidayah Lucy Bt Abdullah

The effectiveness of using dynamic geometry on students' achievement in geometry

I025_NA

29

Dr. Leong Yong Pak

How do mathematics teachers use technology?

I024_LYP

30

Dr. Ida Karnasih, Dr. Wahyudi

Enhancing T&L for understanding mathematics using ICT: Professional development programmes for mathematics teachers in SEAMEO countries

I023_ IK&W

31

Sitti Maesuri Patahuddin

Encouraging a novice teacher to use the internet in primary school mathematics

I022_SMP

32

Dr. Tang Howe Eng

Evaluation towards a mathematical software incorporating critical & creative thinking skills

I021_THE&RSS

33

Issie K. C. Leung

Identifying quadrilaterals by deductive reasoning: An example of effective teaching using digital whiteboard

I020_KCL&MFW

34

Dr. Tran Vui

Integrating technology throughout upper secondary mathematics curriculum to facilitate students explore abstract concepts & theorems

I019_TV

35

Dr. Barry Kissane

T&L elementary calculus concepts with a graphic calculator

I018_BK

36

Dr. Allan White

Mathematical modeling & technology: Tools for creating a quality mathematics education centre

I017_AW

37

Ding Hong Eng

Teaching 'Progression' through e-learning package

I016_DHE

38

Dr. Maxima J. Acelajado

Using internet: A teaching strategy for sketching graphs of equations

I015_MJA

39

Prof. Anne Proter

Access grid rooms: The plan, the reality

I014_AP&etal

40

Lim Soke Hwee

Maths challenge in 'Hot Potatoes'

I013_LSH

41

Prof. Cecily Peters

Teaching with Autograph

I012_CP

42

Dr. Zarita Zainuddin, Dr. Safian Uda

The T&L of "Application of integration" by using a CAS

I011_ZZ&SU&AA

43

Mohd. Sulhi b Azman, Siti Mistima Maat, Noraishiyah Abdullah

Latex - Stimulating & reviving mathematics culture amongst technical students in a technical institute

I010_MSA&SMM&NA

44

Cheang Wai Kwong

The use of R language in the teaching of regression modeling

I009_CWK

45

Dr. Esther Yook-Kin Loong

A problem-based learning project supported by the internet

I008_EYKL

46

Prof. Cesar Romeo V. delos Reyes

Effectiveness of an interactive multimedia courseware: A web-based approach in teaching analytic geometry

I007_CRR&DLS

47

Chew Cheng Meng

Enhancing Form 1 students' learning of solid geometry through phase-based instruction using the GSP

I006_CCM&NI

48

Prof. Bernhard Kutzler

Enspire your math students through CAS

I005_BK

49

Amir Hossein Ashna

The effect of graphing calculators use on students' understanding of the derivation

I004_AHA

50

Dr. Wu Yingkang

Using EXCEL to promote students' understanding of size pictogram: A case study

I003_WY&WKH

51

Yuan Yuan, Chih-Hung Wang

A comparison study of polyominoes explorations in a physical & a virtual manipulative environment

I002_YY&CHW

52

Prof. Mohan Chinnappan

Fraction number knowledge in a computer microworld: Models & interpretations of analogs

I001_MC

53

Brian Doig, Susie Groves, Choo Wai Chong, Esther Loong

An educational durian? Issues in teacher education & international collaboration

T026_BD&etal

54

Auijit Pattanajak

Development of "Problem solving" course for teaching education program

T025_AP

55

Goh Siew Cheng

Engaging in lesson study group: Our experience

T024_GSC&TKA&LCS

56

Dr. Allan L. White

Lesson study in a global world

T023_ALW

57

Jane Courtney, Barbara Allebone

What is enough…for the effectiveness development of a mathematics teacher trainer? A small scale comparative study examining the perceptions of mathematics teacher trainers

T022_JC

58

Kamoru O. Usman

Strategies for management of job-related stress among mathematics teachers in Nigeria

T021_UK

59

Tsai Yu-Ling, Chang Ching-Kuch

An action research of mentoring pre-service teachers to implement the problem-centred teaching

T020_TYL

60

Yoshinori Shimizu

Mathematics lesson planning based on a cultural script: An analysis of teachers' conception of lesson structure

T019_YS

61

Rita Desfitri

Professional development for elementary & secondary school mathematics teachers in Indonesia: Can the validation of National Board Certification really address basic problems in T&L?

T018_RD

62

Peter Howard, Rhett Anthony Latonio, Catherine Vistro-Yu

Enhancing mathematics curriculum review & development through action-based teacher professional development: An international collaboration in the Philipppines

T017_PH&etal

63

Ong Ewe Gnoh

The impact of lesson study on mathematics teachers' English language proficiency

T016_OEG&LCS

64

Dr. Oleksiy Yevdokimov

On problem posing activities in teacher education: Theoretical perspectives & practical implications

T015_OY

65

Ng Swee Fong

More mathematics courses make for more confident mathematics teachers?

T014_ NSF

66

Liu Yan

Junior college mathematics teachers' understandings of statistics

T012_LY

67

Shuk-Kwan Susan Leung

Motivation, difficulties & challenges in establishing a co-learning mechanism for student teachers, teachers & teacher-educators

T011_LSK

68

Leong Yew Hoong, Helen L. Chick

Teaching mathematics amidst time pressures

T010_LYH&HC

69

Kuo-Long Chen

The resource room teachers' beliefs of constructivism in mathematics teaching in Taiwan

T009_KLC

70

Kuan-Jou Chen

A study on assisting in-service mathematics teacher's professional growth through designing modeling-activity

T008_KJC&etal

71

Kim Agatha Ramatlapana

In-service education & training provision in Botswana: Towards meeting the challenges to professional development of mathematics teachers

T007_KAR

72

Jin, Meiyue

A case study of a high school teacher's beliefs about mathematics, T&L & its impact on the practices

T006_JM

73

Chiew Chin Mon

Changing teachers' teaching through lesson study

T005_CCM&LCS

74

Abdul Razak Othman

Teachers teaching Year 1 students problem solving: How do teachers use their knowledge of students to make instructional decision

T004_AR&MG

75

Dr. Toh Tin-Lam

On inservice teachers' perception of some questions on permutation & combination

T003_TTL

76

Teo Soh Wah, Gwee Bee Yen Susan

Impact of the knowledge of learning styles on pre-service teachers

T002_TSW&GBY

77

Prof. Yuan Zhiqiang

Theory & practice on the developing models of secondary school mathematics expert teachers

T001_YZQ

78

Chan Kar Lai, Sharifah Norul Akmar

Understanding of the equal sign among six year old children

LP069_CKL&SNA

79

Anna Mei-Yan Chan

The effects of spiral bianshi curriculum: A case study of the teaching of speed for primary 6 students in Hong Kong

LP063_MYC&CCL&WGY

80

Prof. Young Kuk Kim

Analysis of factors of affective domain in mathematics education

LP058_YKK

81

Dr. Ruzlan Md. Ali

Quality of communication in primary mathematics classroom

LP047_RMA&EG

82

Parmjit Singh

Bridging children learning from multiplicative structures to proportional reasoning

LP042_PS

83

Haji Matassan bin Haji Bungso, Palanisamy K. Veloo

Number sense performance among a sample of secondary 1 & 2 students in Brunei Darussalam

LP041_AMH&PKV

84

Lucas Mcgee, Mohan Chinnappan, Lisa Kelvin

Partitive quotient construct of fractions

LP039_LM&MC&LK

85

Max Stephens, Masami Isoda, Maitree Inprasitha

Exploring the power of relational thinking: Students' emerging algebraic thinking in the elementary & middle school

LP038_MS

86

Lee Lay Wah

Dyslexia & cognitive learning styles in mathematics

LP034_LLW

87

Lee Yim Ping

Through the eyes of a child - What can students' drawings tell us about learner-centred pedagogy

LP033_LYP

88

Justin Valentin

Improving the quality of daily mathematics lesson through a mathematics lesson structure

LP032_JV

89

Gan We Ling

Year 5 pupils' ability in generalizing patterns: A case study in Kota Samarahan, Sarawak

LP027_GWL&MG

90

Chen Jia Huang

The research about multiple representations applying to the problem of algebraic reasoning

LP022_CJH

91

George Booker

Developing a quality mathematics education culture: Using instructional games to engage students & construct mathematical ways of thinking

LP021_BG

92

Khoo Chwee Hoon, Dr. Lay Yoon Fah

The relationships between basic concepts of mathematics prior knowledge of mathematics & mathematics achievement among Form 1 students in Keningkau District of Sabah, Malaysia

LP018_KCH&LYF

93

Sumarni Abu Bakar, Roselah Osman, Jamilah Mohd Shariff

The mathematics day: A platform to appreciate & communicating about mathematics using games

LP017_SAB&RO

94

Dr. Cecelia Olunwa Ekwueme

Culture as a tool fro primary mathematics teaching in Nigeria: A case study of Igbo cultural materials in teaching some mathematics concepts in Nigeria

LP016_COE&etal

95

Prof. Peter Grootenboer

Measuring students' affective responses to mathematics & mathematics education

LP012_PG

96

Prof. Yukio Sugawara

Creating elementary mathematics lessons with children's rich imaginations

LP002_YS

97

Will Windsor

Analyzing the historical development of division may provide insights for improved teaching of the concept & algorithm

LS068_WW

98

Bill Barton, Pip Neville-Barton

Learning undergraduate Mathematics in English

LS067_BB&PNB

99

Dr. Siti Aishah Sheikh Abdullah

Characteristics of thinking about composite function displayed by secondary students

LS066_SASA

100

Prof. A.A.K.M. Lutfuzzaman, Niaz Makhdum Muhammad, A.S.M. Touhidul Hasan

Mathematics Education in Bangladesh: Problems & Prospects

LS065_KML

101

Kang Sup Lee, Jong Gyu Kim

Characteristics of problem on the area of probability & statistics for the Korean College Scholastic Aptitude Test

LS064_KSL&JGK

102

Ming-Da Ye

Mental pattern in mathematical argumentation validating: A comparison of senior high school students & master students

LS062_MDY&SL

103

Prof. Tom Lowrie

Middle school students' interpreting graphical tasks: Difficulties within a graphical language

LS061_TL&CD

104

Prof Obinna Enukoha, Anne Meremikwu

Integration of culture in mathematics education: A case study of Achebe's 'Things Fall Apart' & the significance of the number 7 in Igbo world view

LS060_OE&AM

105

Kalsom Saidin

Students' achievement & expectation: Where is their pinnacle?

LS057_KS&LCS

106

Dr. Seah Wee Tiong

Effective mathematics lessons in Australian primary schools: What get valued?

LS056_SWT

107

Mohd. Uzi bin Dollah

Exploring values in mathematics teaching of 3 secondary school mathematics teachers

LS055_MUD&LCS

108

Siti Mistima Maat

Engaging reflective practice in teaching mathematics for technical students: A first time experience

LS053_SMM

109

Young H. Choe

Is the way that Korean students learn mathematics OK?

LS051_ YHC

110

Tomoko Yanagimoto, Yuki Seo, Ken-Ichi Iwase

A study on teaching Knot Theory in schools

LS050_TY&YS&KI

111

Peter Howard

Enhancing mathematics learning through effective community capacity building

LS044_PH&BP

112

Natcha Kamol

The level of Thai lower secondary school students' thinking on patterns

LS040_NK

113

John Tiong Yuen Siew

What is algebra?

LS031_JTYS

114

Maria Jennifer Alarcon Concepcion

The effects of the inductive approach to geometry on the achievement of third year high school students of Ateneo de Manila High School

LS029_MJAC

115

Maitree Inprasitha

Analysis of students' level of geometrical thinking using protocol analysis

LS028_MI

116

Prof. Don Faust

Questions in the foundations of mathematics which are as yet unanswered & the importance of teaching about them

LS026_DF

117

David Clarke, Xu Li Hua

Examining Asian mathematics classrooms through the lens of the distribution of responsibility for knowledge generation

LS025_DC&XLH

118

Chin Mee Moi

The algebraic challenge

LS023_CMM

119

Emeritus Prof. Alan J. Bishop

Values in mathematics & science education: Exploring students' values

LS019_AB

120

Dr. Rongjin Huang

Constructing pedagogical representation to teach system of linear equations in Chinese & U.S. classrooms

LS015_RH&JFC

121

Dr. Rongjin Huang

Constructing mathematics knowledge in a Chinese classroom: A case study of the teaching of a system of linear equations

LS014_RH&etal

122

Dr. L. Diane Miller

What does research say about the use of writing to teach & learn mathematics?

LS013_LDM

123

Dr. Lourdes M. Ferrer

M3 = Making Mathematics Meaningful

LS010_LMF

124

Prof. Wong Khoon Yoong

Home support & study behaviors of low-performing students in mathematics: Some Singapore findings

LS008_WKY&QKS

125

D. Leng Leng Lim

Assessing students' attitudes towards mathematics: A case study on applied mathematical modeling project

LS004_LLL&FLL&TYT

126

Prof. Charita A. Luna

Parents involvement in students' homework: Impact on students' mathematics achievement

LS001_CAL&GRS

127

Dr. Jiang Chun Lian

Strategies for solving three-fraction related problems: A comparative study between China & Singapore students

LPS070_JCL

128

Hjh Nafisah Kamariah Hj Md Kamaruddin, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Wan Mohd Rashid Wan Ahmad

A contextual approach using problem-based to T&L statistics in KUiTTHO

LPS059_NKMK&WMRWA

129

Hsin Yi Wu, Yuan Yuan

Second graders' performance on solving one-step word problems in Taiwan

LPS054_HYW&YY

130

Dr. Supattra Pativisan, Prof. Margaret L. Niess

How Thai gifted students solve mathematical problems

LPS049_SP&MN

131

Shian Leou, Han-Jan Lee

The analysis of mathematical performance & problem solving process of Southeastern Asian junior high school students

LPS048_SL&HJL

132

Rungfa Janjaruporn

The development of a problem-solving instructional program to develop preservice teachers' competence in solving mathematical problems & their beliefs related to problem solving

LPS046_RJ

133

Quek Khiok Seng, Tay Eng Guan, Choy Ban Heng, Toh Tin Lam, Dong Feng Ming, Ho Foo Lim

Mathematical problem solving for integrated programme students: Beliefs & performance in non-routine problems

LPS045_QKS&etal

134

Paul Lau Ngee Kiong, Hwa Tee Yong

Successful scaffolding in the T&L process of mathematics in the classroom

LPS043_PLNK&HTY

135

Marian Kemp, Jen Bradley

Improving student use of mathematical thinking to interpret tables across the university curriculum

LPS037_NK&JB

136

Shih-Yi Yu & et.al

The investigation of 7th graders' problem solving types in the modeling activities about linear function

LPS036_SYY&LML&CKC

137

Liew Chin Ying, Paul Lau Ngee Kiong, Hwa Tee Yong, Lau Sie Hoe

Successful mathematics problem solving using heuristics

LPS035_LCY&etal

138

Jerome A. Chavez

Enlivening problems with heuristics through learning activities & problem solving (LAPS)

LPS030_JC

139

Chua Puay Huat, Fan Liang Huo

Mathematical problem posing characteristics of secondary 3 express students

LPS024_CPH&FLH

140

Dr. Dante L. Silva

Metacognitive intervention in teaching mathematics: A vision for students' cognitive & behavioral modification

LPS011_DLS

141

King-man Leung

Applying mathematical tasks on measures strand & promoting classroom interaction to develop students' cognitive skills & mathematical ability

LPS009_KML

142

Prof. Tay Eng Guan

Mathematical problem solving for integrated programme students: The 'practical' paradigm

LPS007_TEG&etal

143

Prof. Zhao Xiao-yun

comparison & analysis between China & America on the teaching case of mathematical problem solving

LPS006_ZXY

144

Dr. Reda Abu-Elwan

The effects of problem solving based on brainstorming strategy on mathematical creative thinking & problem posing skills for Omani basic education students

LPS005_RAE

145

Ho Siew Yin

Allison: a case study of spatial visualization in mathematical problem solving

LPS003_HSY








Guidelines for parallel paper presentation




Parallel paper presentation sessions provide an opportunity for presentation of your work to a large audience in a short time. Since the sessions are synchronous in nature and some attendees plan to move among sessions to catch the papers of their interest, we urge you to adhere to the time allocated to you. As the time available to present your work is rather short, you need to prepare your presentation materials with utmost clarity and effectiveness. Please follow the following guidelines to help make the technical paper sessions successful.

1. Audio-Visual Equipment
All session rooms will be equipped with a laptop using Windows XP as well as an LCD projector. The presenter is to be noted that only presentation software such as Microsoft Office PowerPoint is provided. If you have special technical needs for your presentation such as OHP, please contact the conference secretariat as early as possible before the conference. If you require other software or facilities for your presentation, please arrange by yourself.

2. Preparation time
Please plan to arrive at the assigned session room 10 minutes prior to the start of the session (not just your presentation) to make sure that the needed presentation equipment is available in the room. After installing your presentation file in the computer, it is good to run the file to make sure that your file works well with the computer system and the projector.

3. Time limit for presentation
Full paper presentation slots are 15 minutes long. You are then given another 5 minutes for a question-answer session.

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Updated: 12 May 2007