International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology
2015 Volume 46, Number 6
Table of Contents
Number of articles: 6
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Math Majors' Visual Proofs in a Dynamic Environment: The Case of Limit of a Function and the ?-d Approach
Günhan Caglayan
Despite few limitations, GeoGebra as a dynamic geometry software stood as a powerful instrument in helping university math majors understand, explore, and gain experiences in visualizing the limits... More
pp. 797-823
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Threshold Concepts in Finance: Conceptualizing the Curriculum
Susan Hoadley, Leonie Tickle, Leigh N. Wood & Tim Kyng
Graduates with well-developed capabilities in finance are invaluable to our society and in increasing demand. Universities face the challenge of designing finance programmes to develop these... More
pp. 824-840
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Incorporating Code-Based Software in an Introductory Statistics Course
Kirsten Doehler & Laura Taylor
This article is based on the experiences of two statistics professors who have taught students to write and effectively utilize code-based software in a college-level introductory statistics course... More
pp. 841-852
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A Brief History of the Most Remarkable Numbers "e," "i" and "?" in Mathematical Sciences with Applications
Lokenath Debnath
This paper deals with a brief history of the most remarkable Euler numbers "e,"?"i"?and?"?" in mathematical sciences. Included are many properties of the constants ... More
pp. 853-878
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Analysis of Problems Posed by Sixth-Grade Middle School Students for the Addition of Fractions in Terms of Semantic Structures
Tugrul Kar
This study aimed to investigate how the semantic structures of problems posed by sixth-grade middle school students for the addition of fractions affect their problem-posing performance. The... More
pp. 879-894
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A Chinese Young Adult Non-Scientist's Epistemologies and Her Understandings of the Concept of Speed
Ying Cao & Barbara M. Brizuela
Past research has investigated students' epistemologies while they were taking courses that required an integrated understanding of mathematical and scientific concepts. However, past studies have ... More
pp. 895-915