Advances of Research in Mathematics Education
Three qualitative transitions in process
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.35763/aiem.v0i16.285Abstract
Our journal is experiencing three related transitions in the directions of: (i) becoming more international, (ii) becoming more influential, and (iii) becoming more formative. As a tool serving the community of mathematics education research, AIEM is a project responsible for contributing to the development of this community through actions aimed at being put and impacting on the highest level state-of-the-art – which is necessarily international –, and at supporting researchers so that their articles are useful to these two aims. In this editorial, certain interpretations of ‘international’, ‘influential’ and ‘formative’ are problematized and then unpacked to prioritize scientific meanings.
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