Conference schedule -

The ERD aims to provide early career researchers with opportunities to broaden their research skills, establish new contacts, build networks among themselves and for future PME conferences, and meet and work with international experts in the field.

Each plenary presentation is 60 minutes. Following the presentation, a reactor will comment for 10 minutes and there will be time for questions and comments from the audience.

Each plenary presentation is 60 minutes. Following the presentation, a reactor will comment for 10 minutes and there will be time for questions and comments from the audience.

If this is your first PME Conference, join the new comers lunch.

Each plenary presentation is 60 minutes. Following the presentation, a reactor will comment for 10 minutes and there will be time for questions and comments from the audience.

The goal of a National Presentation is to present the specific history, traditions and perspectives, as well as the most important results, of a national mathematics education community.

The Plenary panel will be held according to the Oxford-style debate protocol on a topic related to the theme of the conference: Rethinking Mathematics Education Together.

The panel for PME 47 Conference currently consists of the following researchers:

Kristen Lew – Texas State University, United States of America

Nuria Planas – Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain

Tony Trinick – University of Auckland, New Zealand

Stefan Ufer – University of Munich, Germany

Take a bus from Massey University to the conference dinner.

Each plenary presentation is 60 minutes. Following the presentation, a reactor will comment for 10 minutes and there will be time for questions and comments from the audience.