REPLY: RE: [Maths-Education] Reader in Mathematics Education

Paul Ernest maths-education@nottingham.ac.uk
Thu, 28 Oct 2004 16:04:13 +0100 (GMT Daylight Time)


Excellent Simon 

Sorry about oversight in replying

Go ahead next term (unless you want to do Maths Curricc and 
attend 1 or 2 w/es?)

Paul 
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> Dear Paul.
> Have finally had references returned and funding approved; you should receive
> application by end of the week.
> Have been told I've missed Psychology module this term, but Ok for next term.
> Please let me know if this s nt the case.
> Best wishes,
> Simon.
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> Colleagues
> 
> I have promised to put together a Reader for Mathematics Education for 
> RoutledgeFalmer. This will be edited from existing publications, with 75/80% 
> from their own books and journals (which is quite a lot, esp. in book dept!)
> 
> The aim is to offer something of value for both PGCE students and MED
> students 
> - some basic theory and research - some valuable introductions to important 
> ideas - across the range of relevant topics
> 
> Any suggestions on what I should put in such a book? I would greatly welcome 
> suggestions on what you would find useful for your students, both in terms of
> 
> topic/content coverage, and also specific references
> 
> Thanks for your attention
> 
> Paul
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Best wishes

Paul
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Professor Paul Ernest    
Leader of Masters and Doctoral Degree Programmes in
Mathematics Education    Phone: +44-1392-264796
University of Exeter     Secretary: +44-1392-264877 
School of Education & LL Fax: +44-1392-264736 
Heavitree Road           Email: p.ernest@ex.ac.uk 
Exeter  EX1 2LU, UK      Web: http://www.ex.ac.uk/~PErnest/