Oliver Falck & Ludger Woessmann Can the use of computers in the classroom take learning to a new level? The emergence of computer-based teaching methods has raised high expectations. Will the next generation of digital natives learn much quicker and...
Andrés Christiansen Is it wrong to do something wrong? Learning is an active process that requires students to explore and discuss their own opinions and doubts [1]. Thus, during this process, it is natural to make mistakes. Indeed, making mistakes...
In international comparisons for mathematics in PISA and TIMSS, Asia outperforms England considerably at the secondary level. For geometry this difference is particularly large. In a recent study, I have investigated if these differences in geometry achievement might be attributed...
