Equity in Mathematics Education: Influences of Feminism and Culture

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Introduction: Equity in Mathematics Education, Gabriele Kaiser and Pat Rogers. Part 1 Effecting Change: Intervening with Female Students, Working with Future Teachers, Focusing on Practising Teachers and Educating the Public: The METRO Achievement Program: Helping Inner-city Excel, Denisse R. Thompson Who Wants to Feel Stupid All of the Time?, Olive Fullerton Assisting Women to Complete Graduate Degree, Lynn Friedman A National Network of Women: Why, How and For What?, Barbro Grevholm Women Do Maths, Claudie Solar, Louise Lafortune and Helene Kayler Girls and Computers: Making Teachers Aware of the Problems, Cornelia Niederdrenk-Felgner Common Threads: Perceptions of Mathematics Education and the Traditional Work of Women, Mary Harris. Part 2 The Cultural Context: Comparative Studies and Cultural Perspectives: Culture, Gender and Mathematics, Gurcharn Singh Kaeley Why Hawai'i Outperform Hawai'i Boys: The Influence of Immigration and Peer Culture, Paul Brandon, Cathie Jordan and Terry Ann Higa Mathematics and New Zealand Maori Girls, Sharleen D. Forbes Equal or Different? Cultural Influences on Learning Mathematics, Gilah Leder Gender Inequity in Education: A Non-western Perspective, Saleha Naghmi Habibullah Gender and Mathematics: The Singapore Perspective, Beinderjeet Kaur The French Experience: The Effects of De-segregation, Francoise Delon The Contribution of Girls-only Schools to Mathematics and Science Education in Malawi, Pat Hiddleston. Part 3 Feminist Pedagogy in Mathematics Education: Feminist Influences and Changing the Discipline: Feminism and Strategies for Redressing Gender Imbalance in Mathematics, Roberta Mura Women's Ways of Knowing in Mathematics, Joanne Rossi Becker Putting Theory into Practice, Pat Rogers Gender Reform Through School Mathematics, Sue Willis We Don't Even Want to Play: Classroom Strategies and Curriculum Which Benefit Girls, Joanna Higgins Moving Towards a Feminist Epistemology of Mathematics, Leone Burton Mathematics: An Abstracted Discourse, Betty Johnston Mathematics: Beyong Good and Evil?, Nancy Shelley.

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