Equity in Mathematics Education: Influences of Feminism and CulturePat Rogers, Gabriele Kaiser This book provides educators and other interested readers with an overview of the most recent developments and changes in the field of gender and mathematics. The overview is grounded in a model for understanding how change occurs. The model, developed by P. McIntosh (1983), arose from the examination of efforts in North America to liberate mathematics from a male-dominated Eurocentric world view and to develop a more inclusive curriculum. An introductory chapter describes the McIntosh model, which moves from "womanless mathematics" through stages to a reconstructed mathematics. Twenty-six additional chapters are grouped into the following sections: (1) "Intervening with Female Students"; (2) "Working with Female Teachers"; (3) "Focusing on Practicing Teachers"; (4) "Educating the Public"; (5) "Comparative Studies"; (6) "Cultural Perspectives"; (7) "Feminist Pedagogy in Mathematics Education"; and (8) "Changing the Discipline." References follow each chapter. (Contains 1 figure and 22 tables.) (SLD) |
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Equity In Mathematics Education: Influences Of Feminism And Culture Gabriele Kaiser Limited preview - 2005 |
Equity In Mathematics Education: Influences Of Feminism And Culture Gabriele Kaiser Limited preview - 2005 |
Equity in Mathematics Education: Influences of Feminism and Culture Gabriele Kaiser No preview available - 2017 |