Kathmandu, November 4
The third edition of the International Mathematics Education Conference will be held in Kathmandu from November 27.
Organised by the Mathematics Education Council Nepal and Tribhuvan University’s Central Department of Mathematics Education, the conference will take place from November 27 to 29
Representatives from 11 countries, including Nepal, will take part in the conference at Tribhuvan University Central Campus in Kirtipur.
According to Dr Ramesh Prasad Awasthi, president of the Mathematics Education Council Nepal, national and international professors, teachers, students, teacher trainers, university lecturers, researchers, curriculum experts, education practitioners and mathematics specialists will attend from Nepal, India, China, the United States, Japan, Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, Singapore and Malaysia.
Awasthi said the conference will discuss the present state, challenges and prospects of mathematics education, based on human creativity, digital innovation and artificial intelligence (AI).
The conference, themed “Shaping Tomorrow’s Classroom, or Building the Classroom of the Future,” will include research paper presentations, workshops, panel discussions and parallel sessions.
These sessions will present research findings on the current education system, teaching methods, the use of modern technology and educational resources, and the skills needed for future education.
People and organisations interested in mathematics education can also take part. The organisers have asked them to contact the Mathematics Education Council Nepal or Tribhuvan University’s Central Department of Mathematics Education.
The conference was first held in Kathmandu in 2017 and for the second time in 2023.
