Teaching Secondary Mathematics with ICT shows the reader how to use Information and Communication Technology (ICT) effectively to enhance the teaching of mathematics in the secondary school. The book explains which forms of technology can be used to improve mathematics teaching and learning, how to get started and where to go for further information.
The first two chapters provide a useful introduction for those new to teaching mathematics with ICT. Further chapters cover topics including:
Key reading for Education students specialising in Mathematics and all those teaching secondary mathematics, including non-specialists and those on professional development courses.
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Douglas Butler, Oundle School has taught secondary Mathematics for many years, where he served as Head of Mathematics and then Head of Careers Education. He also chaired the MEI project in the 1980s. He founded the ICT Training Centre in 2000. This is based at Oundle School, and runs courses all over the UK and abroad, with the aim of helping teachers get to grips with the many possibilities of using computers in the classroom. This Centre also researches and creates resources for the educational use of ICT. He is author of Using the Internet – Mathematics (2000) and co-author of the software Autograph 3 (2004).
Alison Clark-Jeavons, University College Chichester, was formerly an 'advanced skills' teacher of mathematics and is now a senior lecturer at University College Chichester. Alison is researching the effective use of the interactive whiteboard in the mathematics classroom in collaboration with colleagues and teachers and has a particular interest in teachers' professional development with respect to ICT.
Jenny Gage, University of Cambridge, is the co-ordinator of the Motivate videoconferencing project for schools, which is part of the Millennium Mathematics Project. Before this, she was a secondary maths teacher for 15 years. She is also doing research into the use of graphics calculators in the teaching and learning of algebra 11-14.
Dave Hewitt, University of Birmingham, Dave is a Senior Lecturer in Mathematics Education at the University of Birmingham. Before that Dave taught in secondary schools for 11 years including being Head of Mathematics for five of those years. Dave's research interests relate to ways in which the powers all of us possess and used as young children in our early pre-school learning can be accessed and utilised more frequently and effectively within the mathematics classroom. Recently this has led to a particular interest in the teaching and learning of algebra and the use of computer software.
Nicholas Jackiw is the inventor of The Geometer's Sketchpad. He also works as the Chief Technology Officer at KCP Technologies, where Sketchpad and Fathom are under continual development.
Peter Johnston-Wilder, The Open University, has been a secondary maths teacher and a lecturer on courses for intending and in-service teachers. He was jointly editor of MicroMath for six years and is currently conducting research in statistical education.
Sue Johnston-Wilder, The Open University, has been involved with ICT for many years. She was Director of one of the NOF-funded ICT providers. She now works on new courses for teachers of mathematics, and her current research is related to using ICT to meet diverse needs in mathematics education.
Kate Mackrell, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, has specialised in the use of interactive geometry software. She worked in computing before going into secondary mathematics teaching. She taught in a variety of contexts before starting to work in teacher education at the University of Brighton. A particular interest has been in the development of mathematical thinking through the use of ICT. She contributed to the development of the ATM Active Geometry files. She is currently studying for a PhD at Queen's University in Ontario, Canada, exploring the use that teachers make of interactive geometry in their detaching.
John Mason, Professor, The Open University, is well known for many books including Thinking Mathematically with Leone Burton and Kaye Stacey and Learning and Doing Mathematics. More recently he has published Practitioner Research Using the Discipline of Noticing. He has a wealth of experience of helping practitioners to develop their own practice, and to turn that into research.
John Monaghan is a lecturer in mathematics education at Leeds University. He has a special interest in students' understanding of algebra and calculus and the use of new technology. He has edited and contributed to sev
Chapter 1: Technology, mathematics and secondary schools: a brief, UK, historical perspective
David Pimm and Sue Johnston-Wilder
Chapter 2: The technological tools of the mathematics teacher’s trade
Sue Johnston-Wilder and David Pimm
Section A: ICT and the school mathematics curriculum
Chapter 3: Thinking numerically: structured number
Dave Hewitt
Chapter 4: Thinking algebraically: manipulative algebra
John Monaghan
Chapter 5: Thinking geometrically: dynamic imagery
Kate Mackrell and Peter Johnston-Wilder
Chapter 6: Thinking statistically: interactive statistics
Peter Johnston-Wilder
Chapter 7: The school mathematics curriculum in a technological age
Douglas Butler
Section B: ICT and the mathematics classroom
Chapter 8: Graphical calculators: tools for mathematical thinking
David Wright
Chapter 9: Interactive whiteboards: developing a pedagogy for mathematics classrooms
Alison Clark-Jeavons
Chapter 10: ‘MathsAlive’: lessons from twenty year 7 classrooms
Adrian Oldknow
Chapter 11: Video-conferencing: case studies in mathematics classrooms
Jenny Gage
Chapter 12: Mathematics on the internet
Nathalie Sinclair
Summary and vision
Chapter 13: Mediating mathematical thinking with e-screens
John Mason
Chapter 14: Understanding and projecting ICT trends in mathematics education
Nathalie Sinclair and Nicholas Jackiw
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