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Table of research categories for Research Report

This section is for your reference when completing the Reviewer information or the Proposal information for personal presentations. Reviewers will receive proposals for review according to the research categories that they mark in their Reviewer information. The proposals will be sent to reviewers according to the research categories that are marked by the author(s). All proposals must be concerned with mathematics and education

RESEARCH DOMAINS IN MATHEMATICS EDUCATION
1 Adult learning 22 Language and mathematics
2 Advanced mathematical thinking 23 Learning difficulties in Mathematics
3 Affect, emotion, beliefs and attitudes 24 Mathematical modeling
4 Algebra and algebraic thinking 25 Measurement
5 Assessment and evaluation 26 Metacognition
6 Classroom culture 27 Non-elementary numerical reasoning
7 Cognitive science and cognitive models 28 Pedagogy
8 Computers and technology 29 Pre-service teacher development (elementary)
9 Concept and conceptual development 30 Pre-service teacher development (secondary)
10 Curriculum development 31 Probability and statistical reasoning
11 Early algebraic thinking 32 Problem solving/problem posing
12 Early mathematical thinking 33 Proof, proving and argumentation
13 Early number sense 34 Rational numbers and proportion
14 Equity, diversity and inclusion 35 Social activity theory
15 Functions and graphs 36 Task design
16 Gender issues 37 Teacher content knowledge
17 Geometrical and spatial thinking 38 Teacher pedagogical knowledge
18 Gifted and able pupils 39 Teacher thinking
19 Higher-order thinking 40 Theories of learning
20 Imagery and visualization 41 Work-place related mathematics
21 In-service teacher development  

Grade LEVELS
61 Pre-school (e.g. age under 7) 63 Secondary (e.g. age 10-18)
62 Elementary (e.g. age 5-12) 64 Post Secondary (e.g. age 16+)

TYPES OF RESEARCH

81 Qualitative/interpretive methods (e.g. Case study, action research, collaborative research, ethnography, narrative, teaching experiment)
82 Linguistic and cultural studies (e.g. Social Activity Theory, discourse analysis)
83 Theoretical/Philosophical analysis  
84 Quantitative methods (e.g. Survey design, Experimental design)

Reviewers

PME will be contacting potential reviewers shortly. Reviewers will have presented either two Research Reports in the last five years or presented three Research Reports in the last ten years at a PME conference. Additional reviewers will be invited from PME-NA. These will be experience reviewers who have presented at least one Research Report at a past PME conference.

Reviewers for reports of studies (A) will be asked to comment on the following: Theoretical framework and related literature, methodology (if appropriate), statement and discussion of results, clarity, and relevance to a PME audience. Reviewers for theoretical and philosophical essays (B) will be asked to comment on the theoretical framework and related literature, on the articulated statement of the author's position, on implications for existing and further research and on relevance to the PME audience. More guidelines will be given directly to the reviewers of Research Reports. Examples of good and bad reviews will de included in the invites to reviewers.