Mini Symposium on Lesson Study in Mathematics Education

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• Peter Dudley, Luke Rolls, and Jane Moss
• Wednesday 22 May 2019, 16:30-18:30
• Donald McIntyre Building, Faculty of Education, 184 Hills Road | ROOM GS1.

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Refreshments available from 4.15pm

Mini Symposium on Lesson Study in Mathematics Education – contributions and discussion with 3 speakers:

Peter Dudley – Lesson study and mathematics education Pete’s talk will address the origins of Lesson Study and its recent journeys out of Japan. He will share research on how Lesson Study works differently from other forms of professional development in terms of teacher learning, school development and whole system improvement.

Luke Rolls – Easily lost in translation: Implementing Japanese lesson study in a UK school Luke will talk about his experiences from visiting Japan to learn about Lesson Study to returning to implement with his school staff in England. Drawing on maths research lessons, Luke will speak about the benefits, challenges and possible adaptations of Lesson Study as a mode of transformational professional development in a UK context.

Jane Moss – Using lesson study as a vehicle for developing inquiry based tasks within A level maths In a collaborative action research study Jane and her colleagues used a Lesson Study approach to develop and implement three inquiry-based tasks, relevant to the reformed A level qualification. Lesson Study provided a lens through which to view not only student learning but also their own teaching practice, in a much greater detail than usually afforded, and their perspectives and practices changed.

This talk is part of the Mathematics Education Research Group (MERG) series.

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