researchEd national conference
On 9 September 2017 I gave a talk at the national researchEd conference in London. The presentation was about how mythbusting might lead to new myths. The presentation covered the … Continue reading
Seminar at Loughborough University
Dr. Christian Bokhove recently gave an invited seminar at Loughborough University: Using technology to support mathematics education and research Christian received his PhD in 2011 at Utrecht University and is … Continue reading
Economic papers about education (CPB part 2)
This is a follow-up post from this post in which I unpicked one part of large education review. In that post I covered aspects of papers by Vardardottir, Kim, Wang … Continue reading
Unpicking economic papers: a paper on direct instruction
This paper has the title “Is traditional teaching really all that bad?” and is by Schwerdt and Wuppermann makes clear that this paper sets out to show it isn’t. And … Continue reading
Unpicking economic papers: a paper on behaviour
One of the papers that made a viral appearance on Twitter is a paper on behaviour in the classroom. Maybe it’s because of the heightened interest in behaviour, for example … Continue reading
Slides from researchEd maths and science
Presentation for researchED maths and science on June 11th 2016. Mathematics: skills, understanding or both? from Christian Bokhove References at the end (might be some extra references from slides that … Continue reading
Games in maths education
This is a translation of a review that appeared a while back in Dutch in the journal of the Mathematical Society (KWG) in the Netherlands. I wasn’t able to always … Continue reading
Some work presented in the last months
Some work was presented in the last months. At Sunbelt XXXV I presented this work on classroom interaction and Social Network Analysis: Exploring classroom interaction with dynamic social network analysis … Continue reading
Predatory journals
More and more I’m being confronted with questions about journal publications. I devote some words to it in a session for our MSc programme in the module ‘Understanding Education Research’ … Continue reading
A response to a W3C priorities blog
This blogpost is a comment on this interesting white paper by Crispin Weston and Pierre Danet about setting W3C priorities. I first thought to comment on the site but it … Continue reading
