richard noss
co-director: London Knowledge Lab

Institute of Education, University of London

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completed PhD students

 

Chronis Kynigos (1989) From Intrinsic to Non-Intrinsic Geometry: A Study Of Children's Understandings in Logo-Based Microworlds.

Candida Moreira (1992) Primary Teachers' Attitudes towards Mathematics and Mathematics Teaching With Special Reference To a Logo-Based In-Service Course.

Adnan Baki (1994) Breaking with Tradition: a Study of Turkish Student Teachers' Experiences within a Logo-based Mathematical Environment

Ian Stevenson (1995) Constructing Curvature: The Iterative Design of a Computer-Based Microworld for Non-Euclidean Geometry

Declan O'Reilly (1995)  A Study of Children's Theories of Number in a Boxer Programming Environment

Ana Isabel Sacristan  (1997) Windows on Infinity: creating meanings in a Logo microworld.

*Tenoch Cedillo (1996) Understanding algebraic formalism: a study with programmable calculators.

*Angelos Agalianos  (1996)  A Historiography of Logo

*Jonathan Fletcher  (1996)  A Study of  Mathematics Teacher Appraisal  in Nigeria

David Pratt (1998)  The construction of meanings in and for a stochastic domain of abstraction

Duncan Jones (1998) Young children proving in computational settings

Ana T. Lucena (2004) Young children`s understanding of place value: design and analysis of a computer game

Efthymia Chr. Paparistodemou. (2004) Children`s Expressions of Randomness: Constructing Probabilistic Ideas In an Open Computer Game

 

current PhD students

Yishay Mor  Computer Science perspectives on the design of mathematical learning

Chrystalla Papademetri  Epistemological pluralism in the early years: Young children constructing and communicating structural knowledge of shapes.

Shin Wha Cha  Reconnecting Geometry and Algebra in a Dynamic Geometry Environment.

Alison Clark-Wilson  Developing practices of individual mathematics teachers using rich technological tools

Kevin Walker Digital design for learning trails

*Ross Purves Exploring conceptual parallels between music and mathematics education using digital technology

* co-supervisor