Krishna Subedi, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

I am a mathematics educator/instructor and researcher with special interest in theories and pedagogical practices in mathematics education. I have over two decades of teaching experience which includes teaching mathematics in both high school and university settings in different countries (Nepal, USA and Canada). I have been a Founder Principal of a high school in Nepal, and also volunteered in the role of "program producers and mathematics teacher" for the “Math and Science Program” at NTV broadcasted by national TV channel "Nepal Television" (it was a daily, half an hour program). I currently teach various courses in the mathematics department at Alexander College, Vancouver, Canada. My years of teaching experience together with my several degrees in Mathematics and Mathematics education (an M.A.-Mathematics- from Tribhuvan University, Nepal; an M.Ed.-Mathematics emphasis- from Endicott College, USA and a Ph.D. from Simon Fraser University, Canada) provided me with the required content and pedagogical knowledge for effective teaching as well as profound research skills. My research interests are in the field of theories and pedagogical practices in mathematics education (the teaching and learning of mathematics) which emerged from my own experience as a mathematics student at school and university, and later as a mathematics teacher/educator. More specifically, I am interested at exploring how teachers and students deal with mathematical abstraction in teaching and learning mathematics (in an attempt to translate abstract mathematical concepts into understandable ideas).

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