HPM 2024 Preliminary Meeting Schedule (as of 15 May)

The schedule below is available for download as a pdf here.

Abstracts for all sessions and day-by-day schedules will be available on the HPM 2024 website soon.

 

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

 

 

9

OPENING

 

 

 

9:30

Plenary Lecture (Theme 7)

Lesley Ward

From the Marriage Bar to the Hypatia Scholarship:
Women Working in Mathematics in Australian Universities

Plenary Lecture (Theme 3)

Clemency Montelle

Historical Tangents! Original Sources from
Trigonometry Texts throughout History

Plenary Lecture (Theme 1)

David Guillemette

An Ethical Perspective on the

History of Mathematics in Mathematics Education

Plenary Lecture (Theme 6)

Ysette Weiss

Globalization through the Lens of
 History of Mathematics Education

Plenary Lecture (Theme 2)

Aline Bernardes

History in Teachers’ Mathematics Education:

Problematising Concepts, Views on Mathematics,
and its Learning and Teaching

 

 

 

10

 

 

coffee/tea break (10:30-11:00)

 

11

Panel Discussion

Puig

Errors dealing with the negative in solving quadratic equations. An episode in the history of algebra and its teaching

 

Kjeldsen & Jankvist

Arguments for history of mathematics in general mathematics education research: A constructive and critical discussion

Panel Discussion

Tanaka

How to learn Japanese mathematics ”WASAN” in the Edo period (1603-1868)

Durmaz & Haydar

Teaching Mathematizing Through Stories from the History of Mathematics: Promoting Culturally Responsive and Sustainable Mathematics Education

1-hour Workshop

Kaenders

How can the history of the existence of fourth proportionals from Eudoxos via Omar Khayyam and Nasir al-Din al-Tusi to Isaac Newton foster a modern mathematical number concept?

1-hour Workshop

Pinto

The importance of History of Mathematics in the classroom (by ChatGPT): a first reflection about the use of ChatGPT in HPM

 

 

11:30

Pinto & Malonek

The proofs of Euclid on GeoGebra, a step-by-step visualization

Chávez & Medina

Mathematical knowledge of the mathematics teacher: Convergence between philosophy, history, and cognition

Soto-Andrade, Sun & Diaz-Rojas

Avatars of (random) numbers in the history and experimental epistemology of mathematics

Barnett

Learning Abstract Algebra via Primary Historical Sources: An Existence Proof

 

 

lunch break (12:00-1:30)

 

 

1:30

Barbin

Signs and diagrams: On visualization in history of mathematics and in teaching

Lützen

Hjelmslev’s Teaching of his Geometry of Reality

2-hour Workshop

Liu & Chorlay

Selecting episodes shedding light on the history of the function concept: historical and didactical analyses of a lesson-study in grade 10

2-hour Workshop

Milici, Cerroni, Di Paola & Ruggeri

Touch, experience, and re-think calculus with history-based manipulatives

Excursion­

2-hour Workshop

Benvenuti

The mental telescope: the non-Euclidean geometry case study

2-hour Workshop

Błaszczyk & Petiurenko

Newton’s De Analysi vs Fundamental Theorem of Calculus

Ekici

Elementarisation of Mathematics for Undergraduates by Integrating Historical Stances with Trigonometric Functions towards Fourier Methods

De Bock & Goemans

Wiskunde Post, a mathematical magazine for students supporting the modern mathematics movement in Flanders

 

 

2

Flashman

Two Examples from History: Mapping Diagrams to Visualize Relations and Functions

Plantade

Jules Houël (1823-1886): From teaching geometry in high-schools to resolving the question of the independence of Euclid's postulate in France

Owens

The Development of Neocolonialism in Papua New Guinea

Rolland & Chorlay

Expectations regarding French prospective teacher’s knowledge in group theory: A historical survey

 

 

2:30

Millán Gasca, Neri Machiaverna & Spagnoletti Zeuli

An experimentation of a learning path on history of mathematics in primary school (Grades 1-5): learning outcomes in mathematics and impact on pupil’s human flourishing

Franklin

Applied Mathematics First, Pure Second

Marciniak

Seeing the development of mathematics education in the light of Kuhn’s theory of scientific revolutions

Zhu

The Concepts of Curves and Equations in Early American & British Textbooks on Analytic Geometry

 

 

3

Ying, Hsieh & Tsai

Influences of a Liberal-Art Course about East-Asian Mathematical Culture on University Students’ Mathematics Beliefs

Poster Session

(to continue informally

during coffee/tea break)

·        León-Mantero, Casas-Rosal &Madrid

·        Madrid, León-Mantero & Casas-Rosal

·        Saclolo

d’Antonio

Mary Winston, a Pioneering American Mathematician

Guitart

Learning probabilities by problems and paradoxes: The organization of Joseph Bertrand's textbook (1889)

 

 

 

coffee/tea break (3:30-4:00), and informal continuation of poster session on Monday

coffee/tea break (3:30-4:00)

CLOSING

 

 

4

1-hour Workshop

Delire

How to construct and use instruments with the pupils, so that they appreciate what mathematics are for – description of two projects (2021-22 and 2023-24) in a Brussels secondary ‘active school’

1-hour Workshop

Haydar & Durmaz

Teaching Mathematizing Through Stories from the History of Mathematics

Poh

Threads of Knowledge: Crafting a Cultural Tapestry in Mathematics Education]

Guillemette & Demattè

A dialogue on the educator’s way to relate to mathematical historical texts

Plenary Lecture (Theme 4)

Helena Durnova

The Constructive and Destructive Roles of
Calculators in Mathematics Education

 

 

 

4:30

Amusuglo & Jančařík

­Exploring the Interplay of Culture and History in Ghanaian Mathematics

Barnett & Clark

TRansforming Instruction in Undergraduate Mathematics via Primary Historical Sources

 

 

5

Opening Reception

(short break to move between rooms)

 

 

 

Plenary Lecture (Theme 5) - starts at 5:15; ends 6:15

Kay Owens

Past, Present and Future:

The Fruitful Interweaving of Cultural Mathematics

 

 

 

6

 

 

6:30

 

 

 

Gala Dinner

 

 

7

General meeting for HPM Advisory Board

and other interested HPM members

 

 

7:30

 

 

8

 

 

8:30