Meetings of CIEAEM

1. August 1950; Debden (UK):  

Relations between secondary mathematical curricula and intellectual capacity development of adolescent

2. April 1951; Keerbergen (B):  

The teaching of geometry in the first years of          secondary schools  

3. August 1951; Herzberg (CH):   

The functional curriculum from kindergarten to University

4. April 1952; La Rochette (F):     

Mathematical and mental structures

5. August 1952; Wellerbach (L):     

Relations between mathematics teaching ,modern science and technique requirements

6. July 1953; Calw (D):     

The connections between the pupils thinking and the teaching of mathematics

7. August 1954; Oosterbeek (NL):  

The modern mathematics at school

8. April 1955; Bellano (I):               

The pupil coped with mathematics. A releasing pedagogy

9. August 1955; Ramsau (A):       

The probabilities and statistics teaching at the university and the school

10. August 1956; Novi Sad (Y):  

The primary school teachers training

11. April 1957; Madrid (E):          

Teaching materials

12. August 1958; Saint Andrews (UK):

 The question of problems in the mathematics teaching

13. August 1959; Aarhus (DK):

 The Universities and the schools coping with their mutual responsibilities

14. August 1960; Krakow (PL):     

 Basic mathematics

15. July 1961; Founex-Coppet (CH):  

Languages of the mathematics

16. August 1962; Morlanwelz (B):   

 Experimental and axiomatic attitudes in the teaching  the  mathematics

17. August 1963; Digne (F):  

 A  reconstruction of the mathematics for those between 16 and 18.

18. August 1964; Oberwolfach (D):   

Contribution of psychology to a modern mathematical teaching

19. April 1965; Milano Marittima (I):

The place of the geometry in a modern mathematical teaching

20. April 1966; Dublin (IR):             

First steps in calculus in a modern mathematical teaching

21. April 1967; Gandia (E):            

The teaching of the mathematics for those between 6 and 12

22. August 1970; Nice (F):             

Progress in mathematics since 1945. Study of new concepts

23. August 1971; Krakow (PL):    

The mathematical logic at school

24. August 1972; Morlanwelz (B):  

 Algorithmic thinking in the school teaching.

25. August 1973; Québec: (CND):   

The mathematical activity development in the education

26. August 1974; Bordeaux (F):      

Probabilities and statistics in the primary and secondary   education

27. August 1975; Tunis (Tunisie):  

Teaching mathematics, why?

28. August 1976; Louvain-la-Neuve (B):

Some questions related to the use of problems in the     teaching of mathematics

29. August 1977; Lausanne (CH):   

 Evaluation in the teaching of mathematics

30. August 1978; Santiago (E):  

Connections between mathematics education and the subjects to which it serves and from which it is induced

31. August 1979; Veszprem (H):        

 Mathematics for all and for everyone.

32. July 1980; Oaxtepec (Mexico):  

Mathematical and pedagogical aspects of mathematisation and applying mathematics.

33. August 1981; Pallanza (I):      

Processes of geometrisation and visualisation

34. August 1982; Orléans (F):  

Means and materials for the teaching of mathematics

35. August 1983; Lisboa (P):   

Mathematics education in relation to the reality of schools and society

36. April 1984; Frascati (I):      

 Restricted meeting: Aims, priorities and future modes of  action

37. August 1985; Leiden (NL):       

 Mathematics for all ... in the computer age

38. August 1986; Southampton (UK):

Mathematics for those between 14 and 17, is it really necessary?

39. August 1987; Sherbrooke (CN):

The role of errors in the learning and teaching of mathematics

40. July 1988, Budapest (H):        

Restricted meeting: Structure and politics of the commission.

41. August 1989; Bruxelles (B):     

Role and conceptions of mathematics curricula

42. July 1990; Szczyrk (PL):   

The teacher of mathematics in the changing world

43. July 1991; Locarno (CH):     

Restricted Meeting of the Commission: Preparation of the  future meetings

44. August 1992; Chicago (USA):   

The student confronted by mathematics

45. July 1993; Cagliari (I):     

Assessment focussed on the students

46. July 1994; Toulouse (F):                                          

Graphical and symbolical representation in mathematics education        

47. July 1995; Berlin (D):     

 Mathematics (education) and common sense

48. July 1996; Huelva (ES):

Restricted Meeting of the Commission: Constitution of CIEAEM

49. July 1997; Setubal (P):

Interaction in the mathematics classroom

50. July 1998; Neuchâtel (CH):      

Links between theory and practice

51. July 1999; Chichester (GB):    

Cultural diversity and mathematics education

52. April 2000; Amsterdam (NL):

Restricted meeting of  the Commission: Preparation  of the future meetings  

53. July 2001; Verbania  (I):    

Mathematical Literacy in the Digital Era 

54. July 2002; Vilanova i la Geltru (ES):

A challange for mathematics education: to reconcilie commonalities and differences

55. July 2003; Plock(PL):

The use of didactic materials for developing pupils  mathematical activities

56. April 2004; París (FR):    

Restricted Meeting of the Commission: CIEAEM in today´s world

57. July  2005; PIazza Armerina (I): 

Changes in the Society: a challenge for Mathematics Education

58. July 2006; Srnì (CZ):  

Changes in the Society: a challenge for Mathematics Education
59. July 2007; Dobogòkò (H): Mathematical activity in classroom practice and as research object in didactics: two complementary perspectives.
60. April 2008: Paris (FR) Restricted meeting for the commission members: Complexity and Mathematics Education. New direction for CIEAEM?

Program CIEAEM60

Introduction by Josette Adda

Philippe Spieser: Maths and Finance, a complex love affair

Stanislas Dehaene, Quel apport des neurosciences à l’enseignement des mathématiques ?: http://www.unicog.org

Jean Louis Le Moigne: Sur la Modélisation Systémique: Légitimation Épistémique et Pratiques Didactiques