Third International Handbook of Mathematics Education 2012
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4614-4684-2_25
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“…In the early years of independence, much of the mathematics curriculum were borrowed and based on the British curriculum (Asiah Abu Samah, 1982). For example, the early mathematics curriculum in Malaysia in the 1960s was much influenced by the emergence of the global New Mathematics reforms (Karp, 2013). Obviously, as a new emerging nation having strong links with the UK, the New Mathematics curriculum in Malaysia was borrowed and based on projects that were developed in the UK, namely the Scottish Mathematics Group (SMG) and the School Mathematics Project (SMP) (Ghani, 1988).…”
Section: Development Of Professional Mathematics Teacher Development ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the early years of independence, much of the mathematics curriculum were borrowed and based on the British curriculum (Asiah Abu Samah, 1982). For example, the early mathematics curriculum in Malaysia in the 1960s was much influenced by the emergence of the global New Mathematics reforms (Karp, 2013). Obviously, as a new emerging nation having strong links with the UK, the New Mathematics curriculum in Malaysia was borrowed and based on projects that were developed in the UK, namely the Scottish Mathematics Group (SMG) and the School Mathematics Project (SMP) (Ghani, 1988).…”
Section: Development Of Professional Mathematics Teacher Development ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Let us note, finally, that the international movement in mathematics education and international aspects of mathematics education are gaining greater and greater significance and resonance. As a result we have seen attempts to take stock of their activities over the last century (Furinghetti 2014;Karp 2012d). Such studies are hampered by the limited access to material at the national level, which once more brings us to the need of collecting and understanding national materials.…”
Section: Organizations Devoted To Mathematics Education Internationamentioning
confidence: 99%