Re-sourcing curriculum materials: in search of appropriate frameworks for researching the enacted mathematics curriculum.

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Title: Re-sourcing curriculum materials: in search of appropriate frameworks for researching the enacted mathematics curriculum.
Authors: Pepin, Birgit1 birgit.pepin@hist.no
Source: ZDM - Mathematics Education. Oct2014, Vol. 46 Issue 5, p837-842. 6p.
Subject Terms: *Mathematical ability testing, *Curriculum alignment, *Educational evaluation, *Mathematics education, *Curriculum frameworks
Geographic Terms: Europe
Abstract: This article provides a commentary to the eight papers of this issue of ZDM entitled 'Researching the enacted mathematics curriculum.' It is structured around three main questions concerning (1) the layers of the curriculum addressed in the eight papers; (2) an identification of the main theoretical framework used, and an appreciation of this as compared to another European framework; and (3) challenges for future research on the enacted mathematics curriculum. The author outlines her views derived from a particular European perspective. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:This article provides a commentary to the eight papers of this issue of ZDM entitled 'Researching the enacted mathematics curriculum.' It is structured around three main questions concerning (1) the layers of the curriculum addressed in the eight papers; (2) an identification of the main theoretical framework used, and an appreciation of this as compared to another European framework; and (3) challenges for future research on the enacted mathematics curriculum. The author outlines her views derived from a particular European perspective. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:18639690
DOI:10.1007/s11858-014-0628-5