A Discussion Group is designed to gather Congress participants who are interested in discussing, in a genuinely interactive way, certain challenging, controversial or emerging issues and dilemmas of interest to an international or regional audience. The focus of a Discussion Group should be distinct from the subjects covered in the Topic Study Groups (TSG).
Any registered participant of ICME-14 can initiate a Discussion Group if he/she wants to. After forming an organizing team together with participants sharing same interests, he/she can submit a proposal for the activity. A proposal should include:
— The team leader(s) and team members
— Description of the background and expertise of the team leader(s)
— Detailed description of the topic theme including anticipated aims and a rationale for the topic
— Key questions and issues for the Discussion Group or the Workshop to consider
— A precise description of the anticipated structure.
· For Discussion Groups: a description of how the time will be used to manage the discussion during the two sessions, taking into account that there will be no oral presentations in a Discussion Group except brief introductions by the organizers of the group to provide the background and framework for the discussion.
Templates for proposal must be used and are available on the official website (homepage—downloads—template for proposal of Discussion Group).
Due to the limitation of facilities, the total numbers of Discussion Groups will be controlled by the organizer.
Timeline for submission of Discussion Groups
Before Nov 30th, 2019 | Submission of Proposals |
Dec 31st, 2019 | Notification of acceptance |
Mar 31st, 2020 | Submission of final versions of the programme |
ICME14 has been postponed due to the global pandemic. New proposals for Discussion Group or revisions on existing proposals are welcome. The deadline of submission or revision of such a proposal is September 30th, 2020.
Please send the proposals and final version of the programmes for Discussion Group to
DG@icme14.org
The List of Themes and Groups (Updated on June 24, 2021)
DG1. Computational and Algorithmic Thinking, Programming and Coding in the School Mathematics Curriculum: Sharing Ideas and Implications for Practice
DG2. Discussion Group on Mathematics Houses and Mathematics Museums throughout the World
DG3. Revisiting Shulman’s Notion of Pedagogical Reasoning: Looking Back and Looking forward
DG4. Roles for Mathematicians in Math Education
DG5. 70 Years' Development of Mathematics Textbooks in Primary and Secondary Schools in China
DG6. Variations and Series of Tasks, Crossing the Approaches
DG7. The Future of Mathematics Education Research: Discussion of an International Survey
DG8. Developing Teachers’ Professional Competence and Improving Their Teaching Practice through Cross-cultural Programmes
DG9. Non-University Tertiary Mathematics Education: An Emerging Field of Inquiry
DG10. Teaching and Learning Linear Algebra
DG11. How Do Movements of Bodies and Artifacts Emerge in Mathematics Education?
DG12. Driving Forces behind School Mathematics Curriculum Change in Asia
DG13. Discussion Group: Capacity and Network Project Sustainablity and Future Directions
DG14. Mathematics Education and Teacher Professional Development System in Jiangsu Province
DG15. Searching New Paradigms on Mathematics Teacher Education Research and Classroom Mathematics Assessment