Volume 19, Number 2 (June 2022)
“Maybe this world is another planet’s hell.” -- Aldous Huxley (1894-1963)
Editorial
Guest Editorial: Brazilian research in Mathematics Education – more to know
Jonei Cerqueira Barbosa
Articles
A METHODOLOGICAL PROPOSAL FOR TEXTBOOK ANALYSIS
Marilena Bittar
Power relations and the negotiation of meanings in a Community of Practice in the field of Mathematics Education
Lilian Aragão da Silva and Andréia Maria Pereira de Oliveira
Ethnomathematics Approach as a Tool for Cultural Valuation and Social Representativity: Possibilities in a Quilombola Community in the State of Amapá - Brazil
Romaro Antonio Silva, Pedro Manuel Baptista Palhares, and José Roberto Linhares de Mattos
Agency and criticality in statistics teaching practices: the account of a teacher
Celi Espasandin Lopes and Nathalia Tornisiello Scarlassari
Exclusion and inclusion processes in Mathematics classrooms: reflections on difference, normality and cultural issues within three different contexts
Thiago Donda Rodrigues, Fernanda Malinosky Coelho da Rosa, and Alan Pereira Manoel
Learning Evaluation in Mathematics Teaching Degree and the Possible Implications for Teacher Training
Niusarte Virginia Pinheiro and Samira Zaidan
Spaces, movements and topological notions, what do the babies' cartographies show?
Jenny Patricia Acevedo-Rincón and Gabriela Guarneri de Campos Tebet
The Anthropological Theory of the Didactic in Brazilian researches
Sueli dos Prazeres Santos and Luiz Marcio Santos Farias
The Man Creates Instruments that Transform Himself: An Overview of GERE Research within Mathematics Education
Verônica Gitirana, Rosilângela Lucena, Rogério Ignácio, Roberto Araújo Filho, José Wilson Pereira, and César Thiago da Silva
Semiosis to Communicate Mathematics: Complementarity in the Circularity of Interpretations in Mathematics for the Development of Creativity
Lúcia Cristina Silveira Monteiro
Pre-service Teachers' Knowledge: Analysis of teachers' education situation based on TPACK
Roberto Araújo Filho and Verônica Gitirana
Regular Articles
Investigating Preservice Mathematics Teachers’ Definitions, Formulas, and Graphs of Directly and Inversely Proportional Relationships
Muhammet Arican and Yasemin Kiymaz
The Articulation Principle for making long-term sense of mathematical expressions by how they are spoken and heard: Two case studies
Kin Eng Chin, Fui Fong Jiew, and David Tall
Editors
- Guest Editor
- Jonei Cerqueira Barbosa, Federal University of Bahia, Brazil
Special Issue:
Brazilian research in Mathematics Education (part 3)