Presentation
My name is Maria Silwer and I am a doctoral student at the Department of Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Society (NMS). My research interest concerns feedback in digital resources in the mathematics classroom and how feedback invites students to be active and learn mathematics, or not. I am also interested in how feedback includes and/or excludes students in relation to their ability to participate in mathematical activities. Digital resources refer to software that provides mathematical problems with subsequent feedback. I am also interested in how students describe their use of feedback in digital resources in mathematics. The focus is on students in grades 4-6 in Sweden.
Background
My background consists of a long teaching experience as a teacher and tutor (in mathematics) for pupils in grades 1-6. I have also worked with teacher education i mathematiks education at what was then called Pedagogisk Inspiration in Malmö, been a mathematics developer in one of Malmö's districts and led the mathematics lift. In recent years, I have worked as a teacher in mathematics education at Kristianstad University.
Right now
Right now am I teaching Mathematics Education to preschool teachers teaching in pre-school classes and will be visiting teachers to bee, in practice.
Cenferences where I've been precenting my research:
2024 - Matematikbiennalen
2024 - MADIF-14
2024 - Poster presentation on FAME (Holland)
2024 - Presentation of my research on OsloMet
