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Issues around the Framework

In our research, we sometimes encounter issues which are relevant to the impact of the Framework but not directly relevant to the design. We write about them here.

Shared perspectives on research in curriculum reform: Designing the Cambridge Mathematics Framework

23 August 2018

In this paper we give an overview of work in progress on the Cambridge Mathematics Framework. This includes a brief discussion of theoretical influences at the foundation of some of our key design principles, methodology, and the state of the design so far. Note: This is a pre-print draft of a paper accepted for publication in Proceedings of the ICMI Study 24 Conference.

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Use of money as a decimal representation

01 July 2016

We explore key strengths and weaknesses of money as a representation of decimal concepts which would be important to take into account for the Cambridge Mathematics framework.

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Roles and limits of curriculum frameworks in mathematics education

30 June 2016

While there are many elements of educational ideologies that are relevant to our work, in this report we explore three themes that link ideology and curriculum framework development: equity, neutrality, and evidence.

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Count us in: a summary

02 June 2016

Count Us In is a call-to-action report from the British Academy broadly outlining reasons, goals, and means for achieving high data literacy in the UK (Mansell, 2015).

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