Advances In The History Of Mathematics Education

Alexander Karp is a professor of mathematics education at Teachers College, Columbia University. He received his Ph.D. in mathematics education from Herzen Pedagogical University in St. Petersburg, Russia, and also holds a degree from the same university in history and education. Currently, his scholarly interests span several areas, including the history of mathematics education, gifted education, mathematics teacher education, and mathematical problem solving. He served as the managing editor of the International Journal for the History of Mathematics Education and is the author of over one hundred publications, including over thirty books.

• Introduction.- 2.      Pafnuty Chebyshev and mathematics education of his time.- 3.Frédérique Papy-Lenger, the Mother of Modern Mathematics in Belgium.- 4.The discarding and endurance of the rule of three: changes and stability in arithmetic teaching in France and Brazil.-  5. Entrance Exams to Higher Educational Institutions in Russia Before the Revolution: Problems, Procedures, People.- 6.   Gnomonics in mathematics secondary school education on the territories of Poland in the 17th -20th centuries.- 7.  The Transition to Modern Mathematics in Spanish Elementary Primary Education. The 1965 Syllabi.- 8.  Toward a History of Mathematics Education for Young Women: 1890–1920.- 9. Building an American Mathematical community from the ground up: Artemias Martin and the Mathematical Visitor.

“Their reading is interesting … all for educators of future teachers and their students, teacher associations, and policy makers. … all of the chapters demonstrate an appeal to the general interest. We find points of interest that could suggest future collaborations between authors from different countries … .” (Marta Menghini, Educational Studies in Mathematics, Issue 2,  octomer, 2023)