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Filip Moons

Assistant Professor in Mathematics Education

Utrecht University

Netherlands

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Marcel Klinger

Universität Duisburg-Essen

GERMANY

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Ellen Vandervieren

Associate Professor in Didactics of Mathematics and Computer Science at the Antwerp School of Education

University of Antwerp

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Michiel Doorman

Utrecht University

NETHERLANDS

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Filip Moons

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Same variable, different values? A multilevel Latent Transition Analysis of students’ thinking about values of variables

How do mathematics teachers grade tests? Different scoring and content priorities in micro-decisions, yet similar final grades

Mathematics teacher change in times of disruption: a longitudinal large-scale study across three countries

Measuring agreement among several raters classifying subjects into one or more (hierarchical) categories: A generalization of Fleiss’ kappa

Checkbox grading of large-scale mathematics exams with multiple assessors: Field study on assessors’ inter-rater reliability, time investment and usage experience

Introducing atomic, re-usable feedback for the semi-automated assessment of mathematics tasks

The omnipresence of the Letter-as-Object misconception: a multilevel Latent Transition Analysis on understanding variables

Comparing reusable, atomic feedback with classic feedback on a linear equations task using text mining and qualitative techniques

Checkbox grading of handwritten mathematics exams with multiple assessors: how do students react to the resulting atomic feedback? A mixed-method study

Distance mathematics education in Flanders, Germany, and the Netherlands during the COVID 19 lockdown—the student perspective

Atomic, reusable feedback: a semi-automated solution for assessing handwritten tasks? A crossover experiment with mathematics teachers.

Distance mathematics teaching in Flanders, Germany, and the Netherlands during COVID-19 lockdown

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Marcel Klinger

Ellen Vandervieren

Michiel Doorman

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