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Feb 1, 2019 · Mathematics is characterized by a combination of natural language, symbolism, models, and visual displays for expressing ideas; and as such, the discipline is multisemiotic. (O’Halloran, 1998, O’Halloran, 2015). During problem-solving, students rely on all these resources, as they move between spoken and written modes.
- Learning Language and Mathematics
The mathematics register and challenges in learning both...
- The Language of Engagement in Two Highly Interactive Undergraduate Mathematics Classrooms
Calls for increasing student participation in mathematics...
- Words That Hold Us Up
Bourdieu (1977) argued that the practices in any field...
- Defining and Classifying Triangles in Greek Kindergarten
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- The Case of Functions
The key Intertextuality in School Mathematics 251 semantic...
- Mapping Talk About The Mathematics Register in a Secondary Mathematics Teacher Study Group
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- Introduction
The paper is, in part, an exploration of the relationship...
- A Multisemiotic Analysis
The functions of the three semiotic resources in mathematics...
- Learning Language and Mathematics
Language in Mathematics Teaching and Learning: A Review of Research. Mary J. Schleppegrell, University of Michigan. The words "language and mathematics" can be thought of in two different ways: as referring to their relationship as systems of meaning-making and as referring to the role of language in the pedagogical context of mathematics ...
May 31, 2024 · The ties between math and science are numerous and strong. Math is often called ‘the language of science,’ and with good reason. Math gives scientists a common framework for explaining, evaluating, and forecasting natural phenomena. In all scientific disciplines, including physics, chemistry, biology, etc., mathematical concepts like ...
Sep 19, 2023 · Abstract. Automating discovery in mathematics and science will require sophisticated methods of information extraction and abstract reasoning, including models that can convincingly process relationships between mathematical elements and natural language, to produce problem solutions of real-world value. We analyze mathematical language processing methods across five strategic sub-areas ...
Feb 1, 2019 · The mathematics register and challenges in learning both content and language. Mathematics is characterized by a combination of natural language, symbolism, models, and visual displays for expressing ideas; and as such, the discipline is multisemiotic. (O’Halloran, 1998, O’Halloran, 2015). During problem-solving, students rely on all these ...
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Jan 1, 2010 · Bridging between natural language and mathematical language necessitat es conne cting the two faces of the wor d probl em: the linguistic situa tion on one si de and the abs tract structu res on the
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Sep 11, 2014 · Within mathematics education literature, we find language used in each of these ways: dealing solely with words (referred to variously as natural language, verbal language, etc.) or including non-verbal modes of communication, especially (or indeed sometimes exclusively) mathematical symbolism, but also diagrams, graphs and other specialised mathematical modes as well as gestures and other ...
