About the Venue

The 18th International Conference of Adults Learning Mathematics is being held in the Institute of Technology Tallaght, Dublin, Ireland

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Accommodation

Conference rates are available at The Abberley Hotel, next to the Institute & The Maldron Hotel, Tallaght.

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Registration

Closing Date for Registration: 27th May 2011

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Funding

There are a limited number of bursaries available from ALM to partially support attendance at the conference. more>

ALM 18: Dublin, Ireland

 

 

Plenary sessions - click the link below


Select here to view presentations by Bill Lynch - (One) (Two)
Select here to view the presentation by Conleth Hussey - (One)
Select here to view presentations by Lars Gustafsson - (One) (Two)
Select here to view presentations by Kees Hoogland - (One) (Two)
Select here to view presentations by Ciaran O'Sullivan - (One)

Plenary programme schedule available here

Mathematical Eyes: A Bridge between Adults, the World and Mathematics.

The 18th International Conference of Adults Learning Mathematics (ALM) in co-operation with the Institute of Technology Tallaght, the National Adult Literacy Agency (NALA), Ireland and the National Centre for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching and Learning

Sunday evening 26th June – Wednesday (lunchtime) 29th June 2011
Venue:- Institute of Technology Tallaght, Tallaght, Dublin 24 Ireland

Call for Paper

 

Researchers and practitioners in the fields of adult numeracy and mathematics education and related disciplines are invited to submit proposals for contributions to this international conference.

Conference Theme
‘Mathematical Eyes: A Bridge between Adults, the World and Mathematics’
The organisers particularly welcome contributions from members and non-members. Participants are encouraged to use mathematical eyes to highlight current issues, opportunities and challenges for adults learning mathematics in:
• the work environment
• all levels of education
• improving public awareness and communication
• supporting active citizenship.

In addition ALM’s collaboration with the National Adult Literacy Agency gives participants and contributors a special opportunity to explore the important and enduring relationship between literacy and numeracy and what it means for adult mathematics education.

 

Proceedings ALM 18 Update

There is a delay in completing the process of refereeing papers. This will now not be complete until the end of January 2012. Those that have submitted papers to be reviewed will be given feedback in early February with final version due in by March 1st.

Apologies for any inconvenience.