Theorising Values and their Study in Mathematics Education
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Atweh, Bill
Wee, T.S.
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2008Type
Conference Paper
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This paper provides a critical summary of the different conceptions of 'values' in mathematics education literature as compared with the more general debate about values in current educational discourse. It attempts to provide a multidimensional theoretical and methodological model for studying values that is attuned with past research in the discipline as well as value of mathematics in society.
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Atweh, Bill and Wee, Tiong Seah. 2008. Theorising Values and their Study in Mathematics Education, in Jeffery, Peter L. (ed), 2007 AARE Conference, Nov 28 2007. Fremantle, Western Australia: Association for Research in Education (AARE).
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Proceedings of the 2007 AARE Conference
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Science and Mathematics Education Centre (Research Institute)
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Copyright © 2008 Australian Association for Research in Education. A link to the AARE website can be located via the Related Links field.
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