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2022

Conference Publication

“It has the same numbers, just in a different order”: Middle School Students Noticing Algebraic Structures Within Equivalent Equations

Hunter, Jodie, Miller, Jodie, Bowmar, Alex and Jones, Ian (2022). “It has the same numbers, just in a different order”: Middle School Students Noticing Algebraic Structures Within Equivalent Equations. Mathematical confluences and journeys: Proceedings of the 44th Annual Conference of the Mathematics Education Research Group of Australasia, Launceston, TAS Australia, 3-7 July 2022. Launceston, TAS Australia: MERGA.

“It has the same numbers, just in a different order”: Middle School Students Noticing Algebraic Structures Within Equivalent Equations

2021

Conference Publication

Shrewd marketization- the impact of internationalisation of education on educational systems and curricula in Singapore & Australia, Online ECER Conference Geneva 2021

Hameed, S., Shay, M. and Miller, J. (2021). Shrewd marketization- the impact of internationalisation of education on educational systems and curricula in Singapore & Australia, Online ECER Conference Geneva 2021. ECER 2021 Online Conference, Geneva, Switzerland, 6-10 September 2021.

Shrewd marketization- the impact of internationalisation of education on educational systems and curricula in Singapore & Australia, Online ECER Conference Geneva 2021

2021

Conference Publication

Exploring excellence in Indigenous education in Queensland secondary schools

Shay, Marnee, Miller, Jodie and Hameed, Suraiya (2021). Exploring excellence in Indigenous education in Queensland secondary schools. ACER conference 2021, Virtual, 17-19 August 2021. Camberwell, VIC Australia: Australian Council for Educational Research. doi: 10.37517/978-1-74286-638-3_8

Exploring excellence in Indigenous education in Queensland secondary schools

2021

Conference Publication

Exploring excellence in Indigenous education in Queensland secondary schools

Shay, Marnee, Miller, Jodie and Abdul Hammed, Suraiya (2021). Exploring excellence in Indigenous education in Queensland secondary schools. Research Conference 2021: Excellent progress for every student, Online, 16-20 August 2021. Melbourne, VIC Australia: Australian Council for Educational Research. doi: 10.37517/978-1-74286-638-3_8

Exploring excellence in Indigenous education in Queensland secondary schools

2019

Conference Publication

Designing challenging online mathematical tasks for initial teacher education: motivational considerations

Fielding-Wells, Jill, Geiger, Vince, Miller, Jodie, Bruder, Regina, Roder, Ulrike and Ratnayake, Iresha (2019). Designing challenging online mathematical tasks for initial teacher education: motivational considerations. 43rd Annual Meeting of the International Group for the Psychology of Mathematics Education (PME 43), Pretoria, South Africa, 7-11 July 2019. Pretoria, South Africa: PME.

Designing challenging online mathematical tasks for initial teacher education: motivational considerations

2019

Conference Publication

Doing things right way: dimensions of excellence in Indigenous education in Queensland secondary schools

Shay, Marnee and Miller, Jodie (2019). Doing things right way: dimensions of excellence in Indigenous education in Queensland secondary schools. Australian Association for Research in Education, Brisbane, QLD, Australia, 1-5 December 2019.

Doing things right way: dimensions of excellence in Indigenous education in Queensland secondary schools

2018

Conference Publication

Using a Contextual Pāsifika Patterning Task to Support Generalisation

Hunter, Jodie and Miller, Jodie (2018). Using a Contextual Pāsifika Patterning Task to Support Generalisation. 41st Annual Conference of the Mathematics Education Research Group of Australasia: Making waves, opening spaces , Auckland, New Zealand, 1-5 July 2018. Adelaide, SA Australia: MERGA.

Using a Contextual Pāsifika Patterning Task to Support Generalisation

2017

Conference Publication

Using coding to promote mathematical thinking with Year 2 students: alignment with the Australian curriculum

Miller, Jodie and Larkin, Kevin (2017). Using coding to promote mathematical thinking with Year 2 students: alignment with the Australian curriculum. 40 years on: we are still learning!, Monash University, VIC, Clayton Campus, 2-6 July 2017. Melbourne, VIC Australia: MERGA.

Using coding to promote mathematical thinking with Year 2 students: alignment with the Australian curriculum

2017

Conference Publication

Using cultural tasks to develop growing pattern generalisations for young culturally diverse students

Hunter, Jodie and Miller, Jodie (2017). Using cultural tasks to develop growing pattern generalisations for young culturally diverse students. 14th Biennial International Symposium on Elementary Mathematics Teaching (SEMT), Prague, Czech Republic, 20-25 August 2017. Prague, Czech Republic: Charles University.

Using cultural tasks to develop growing pattern generalisations for young culturally diverse students

2016

Conference Publication

Young Indigenous students en route to generalising growing patterns

Miller, Jodie (2016). Young Indigenous students en route to generalising growing patterns. 39th Annual Conference of the Mathematics Education Research Group of Australasia (MERGA39), Adelaide SA Australia, 2-7 July 2016. Adelaide SA Australia: Mathematics Education Research Group of Australasia (MERGA).

Young Indigenous students en route to generalising growing patterns

2015

Conference Publication

Young Australian Indigenous students generalising growing patterns: a case study of teacher/student semiotic interactions

Miller, Jodie and Warren, Elizabeth (2015). Young Australian Indigenous students generalising growing patterns: a case study of teacher/student semiotic interactions. Proceedings of the 39th Conference of the International Group for the Psychology of Mathematics Education, University of Tasmania, Hobart, Australia, July 2015. Hobart, Australia: PME.

Young Australian Indigenous students generalising growing patterns: a case study of teacher/student semiotic interactions

2015

Conference Publication

Young Indigenous students’ engagement with growing pattern tasks: a semiotic perspective

Miller, Jodie (2015). Young Indigenous students’ engagement with growing pattern tasks: a semiotic perspective. Mathematics education in the margins, Sunshine Coast University, July 2015. Sunshine Coast: Mathematics Education Research Group of Australasia (MERGA).

Young Indigenous students’ engagement with growing pattern tasks: a semiotic perspective

2014

Conference Publication

Young Australian Indigenous students’ growing pattern generalisations: The role of gesture when generalising

Miller, Jodie (2014). Young Australian Indigenous students’ growing pattern generalisations: The role of gesture when generalising. Curriculum in focus: Research Guided Practice: 35th Annual Conference of the Mathematics Education Research Group of Australasia, Adelaide, SA Australia, July 2014. Adelaide, SA Australia: MERGA.

Young Australian Indigenous students’ growing pattern generalisations: The role of gesture when generalising

2014

Conference Publication

Confidence and professional learning: a case study of Indigenous teacher assistants attending professional learning

Armour, Danielle , Warren, Elizabeth and Miller, Jodie (2014). Confidence and professional learning: a case study of Indigenous teacher assistants attending professional learning. AARE-NZARE 2014 Conference, Brisbane, QLD, Australia, 30 November - 4 December 2014. Sydney, NSW, Australia: Australian Association for Research in Education.

Confidence and professional learning: a case study of Indigenous teacher assistants attending professional learning

2012

Conference Publication

An exploration into growing patterns with young Australian Indigenous students

Miller, Jodie and Warren, Elizabeth (2012). An exploration into growing patterns with young Australian Indigenous students. 35th Annual Conference of the Mathematics Education Research Group of Australasia: Mathematics Education: Expanding Horizons, Singapore, July 2012. Adelaide, SA Australia: MERGA.

An exploration into growing patterns with young Australian Indigenous students

2012

Conference Publication

Exploration into cultural aspects of mathematic generalisation: Young Indigenous students

Miller, Jodie and Warren, Elizabeth (2012). Exploration into cultural aspects of mathematic generalisation: Young Indigenous students. 12th International Conference of Mathematics Education, South Korea, 2012. South Korea: ICME.

Exploration into cultural aspects of mathematic generalisation: Young Indigenous students

2011

Conference Publication

Exploring young children's functional thinking

Warren, Elizabeth, Miller, Jodie and Cooper, Thomas J. (2011). Exploring young children's functional thinking. 35th Annual Conference of the International Group for the Psychology of Mathematics Education (PME), Ankara, Turkey, 10-15 July 2011. Praha, Czech Republic: International Group for the Psychology of Mathematics Education (PME).

Exploring young children's functional thinking

2011

Conference Publication

An exploration of young students’ ability to generalise function tasks

Warren, Elizabeth , Miller, Jodie and Cooper, Thomas (2011). An exploration of young students’ ability to generalise function tasks. 34th Annual Conference of the Mathematics Research Group of Australasia, Alice Springs, NT Australia, July 2011. Adelaide, SA Australia: MERGA.

An exploration of young students’ ability to generalise function tasks

2010

Conference Publication

Indigenous children's ability to pattern as they enter kindergarten/pre-prep settings: An exploratory study

Warren, Elizabeth and Miller, Jodie (2010). Indigenous children's ability to pattern as they enter kindergarten/pre-prep settings: An exploratory study. 33rd Annual Conference of the Mathematics Education Research Group of Australasia, Fremantle, WA Australia, 3-7 July 2010. Adelaide, SA Australia: MERGA.

Indigenous children's ability to pattern as they enter kindergarten/pre-prep settings: An exploratory study