A surprising treat for people interesting in the connection between the history and the pedagogy of mathematics (HPM): The HPM Newsletter website has published a few articles which will be included in the March paper/pdf issue of the newsletter. This is the start of a new habit, in which we hope to publish new materials every month, to be collected in the paper/pdf version three times a year.
New on the website today is for instance an article on BSHM Bulletin number 3/2010, including a link to the full papers of that issue of the Bulletin.
Enjoy!
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Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Thursday, October 28, 2010
HPM Newsletter 75
The newest issue of HPM Newsletter (no 75!) is now available at the HPM website.
It can also be read online at HPM Newsletter's website, which is currently in a test phase.
It can also be read online at HPM Newsletter's website, which is currently in a test phase.
Sunday, June 27, 2010
HPM Newsletter 74
HPM Newsletter 74 is now available.
It is a little thin, but includes information about interesting new books, for instance, so it's still worth a look. (Of course, since I'm one of the editors I would always say that.)
HPM is the "International Study Group on the Relations Between the History and Pedagogy of Mathematics".
It is a little thin, but includes information about interesting new books, for instance, so it's still worth a look. (Of course, since I'm one of the editors I would always say that.)
HPM is the "International Study Group on the Relations Between the History and Pedagogy of Mathematics".
Friday, February 26, 2010
HPM Newsletter 73
HPM Newsletter 73 is now available. This is the newsletter of the HPM community (The International Study Group on the Relations Between the History and Pedagogy of Mathematics).
Articles and notices for future issues are greatly appreciated.
Articles and notices for future issues are greatly appreciated.
Sunday, October 18, 2009
HPM Newsletter 72
The HPM Newsletter (of which I'm the editor together with Chris Weeks), has posted its 72nd issue at the HPM website.
Friday, June 26, 2009
HPM Newsletter 71
The new issue of the HPM Newsletter (no. 71) was published today. It is available from the HPM website.
In this issue:
- a note on Giorgio T. Bagni, an Italian colleague who tragically died earlier this month
- information on new books: Geir Botten's book on the first Norwegian textbook in mathematics and three books related to Paulus Gerdes' work
- the first announcement for the ESU 6, which will be in Vienna, Austria 19th-23rd of July 2010
- information on how Narges Assarzadegan uses history of mathematics in her work
- a call for possible collaboration on history of mathematics for primary school students.
In addition, there are the usual stuff (information on new articles in the field, interesting links and announcements of events).
In this issue:
- a note on Giorgio T. Bagni, an Italian colleague who tragically died earlier this month
- information on new books: Geir Botten's book on the first Norwegian textbook in mathematics and three books related to Paulus Gerdes' work
- the first announcement for the ESU 6, which will be in Vienna, Austria 19th-23rd of July 2010
- information on how Narges Assarzadegan uses history of mathematics in her work
- a call for possible collaboration on history of mathematics for primary school students.
In addition, there are the usual stuff (information on new articles in the field, interesting links and announcements of events).
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