Libby Jared

Position/Status

University Lecturer in Education (Mathematics and ICT)

E-mail Address

ecj20@cam.ac.uk

Phone

01223 767545

Qualifications

BA, Cert.Ed.

Membership of Professional Bodies/Associations

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Profile

Having taught in schools for 15 years, I now concentrate on two separate subjects areas (Mathematics and ICT) for both my teaching and research. As one of the co-founders of the NRICH mathematics project, a strong interest has emerged in the educational changes which are resulting from the current modern technologies.

Academic Area/Links

Mathematics Education

Technology-integrated teaching and learning


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Research

Research Topics

Differences in Mathematical Problem Solving (Pedagogies and Strategies) across within a group of European Countries

The changing roles of teacher and learner in the current technological age and the part that an online home can play in opening up the confines of the conventional classroom

Investigating teachers' competence in using ICT including barrier and motivational issues

Current Research Projects

EuroMaths: Mathematics Enrichment OnLine - an EU 3 year funded Comenius Project


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Teaching

Course Involvement


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Publications

Jared E. (ed) (2000) EuroMaths Enrichment OnLine: Case Studies of nine European Schools & three Leader Reports.
NRICH website (Nrich)

Jared E. (1998) Using the Internet to reach and teach able children: The NRICH project. XV IFIP World Computer Congress (Austrian Computer Society)

Jared E. (1995) Working for independence by working together - a Case Study of an IT Consultancy with a Secondary Maths Department
Journal of Information Technology for Teacher Education, Vol 4, No 3. Triangle Press.

Jared E. & Thwaites A. (1995) What is your Favourite Colour Chapter 7 in Children's Mathematical Thinking in the Primary Years, ed. J. Anghileri. Cassell.

Thwaites A. & Jared E. (1997) Understanding and using variables in a variety of mathematical contexts. Chapter 6 in Information Technology and Authentic Learning: Realising the Potential of Computers in the Classroom. Edited by Angela McFarlane. Routledge.