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| Announcement |
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| >Submission of the Proposal |
Intending participants are invited to present
individual papers either in parallel paper sessions or in poster
exhibitions. Proposals should be sent by email as Microsoft Word
attachment to earcome5-program@sme.or.jp BEFORE
JANUARY 15, 2010, including the following:
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Title, authors' names, affiliations, postal address,
fax, telephone numbers and email address |
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"Aim and the main idea of the reported study, methodology
and the expected conclusions (in 500 words)" |
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Related essential references |
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In case of paper presentation, please select one topic
study group in the following six topic study groups which
your paper will be concerned with.
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Classroom Practice for excellence |
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Assessment for Excellence |
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ICT for Excellence |
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Curriculum Development for Excellence |
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Teacher Education and Development for Excellence |
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Mathematics and Lifelong Learning |
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The proposal should be submitted as a single
file in Microsoft Word format saved as “.doc” or “.rtf” using
Times New Roman 11-point font size and single-spacing. To avoid
confusion or loss of proposals, please name your file as follows:
EARCOME5_<your name>_country.doc. For example:
EARCOME5_S.Shimizu_JP.doc. |
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| >Guideline for full paper submission |
| Full paper should be sent by email
to earcome5-program@sme.or.jp BEFORE May 31, 2010. |
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Files and files’ name: The paper should be submitted as a single
file in Microsoft Word format saved as “.doc” or “.rtf”. PDFs
are not acceptable. To avoid confusion or loss, please name your
file as follows: EARCOME5full_<your name>_country.doc.
For example, EARCOME5full_S.Shimizu_JP.doc.
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Paper format: Manuscripts
should in A4 paper format with 30 mm margins on all sides, single-spaced
using Arial font 11. Please do not number the pages. |
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Styles: References should
conform to the style guidelines specified in the Publication
Manual of the American Psychological Association [APA
style],
Fifth edition (2001) - including electronic citations. Tables
and figures should also conform to APA styles and should be located
in the text. |
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The first page: The first page of the article should include
the title; authors' names, affiliations and email addresses;
an abstract of up to 250 words; and (at most) five key words
that relate to the foci of the paper. |
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Length: The length of the paper should
not exceed 8 pages (inclusive
of references and appendices). Papers with more than 8 pages
will be returned to authors for reduction. |
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Permissions: If the paper intends to include a long quotation,
or a diagram from others’ work, permission is required on its
use from the person(s) or companies holding the copyright. The
writers should acknowledge fully the sources of any significant
ideas or passages in writing which are from other persons. The
following copyright statement should be included at the end of
the paper. |
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Copyright (c) 2010 <Name of author
1>, <Name of author 2>, <<Name of author 3> & <Name
of author 4>. The authors grant a non-exclusive license to
the organisers of the EARCOME5, Japan Society of Mathematical
Education, to publish this document in the Conference Proceedings.
Any other usage is prohibited without the consent or permission
of the author(s). |
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| >Guideline for submitting a summary of poster |
| A summary of poster should be sent by email to earcome5-program@sme.or.jp BEFORE June 20, 2010. Each presenter of Poster is required to submit a one-page abstract by the deadline. It will be printed in the Proceedings. (You should not submit your poster itself.) Please follow the guidelines below: |
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Files and files’ name: The abstract paper should be submitted as a single file in Microsoft Word format saved as “.doc” or “.rtf”. PDFs are not acceptable. To avoid confusion or loss, please name your file as follows: EARCOME5PP_<your name>_country.doc.
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Format: The paper should fit in A4 paper format with 30 mm margins on all sides, single-spaced using Arial font 11. It should include the title (in capitals); authors’ names, affiliations and email addresses. The length is limited to one page, including references, tables, and figures. |
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Styles: References should conform to the style guidelines specified in the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association [APA style], Fifth edition (2001) – including electronic citations. Tables and figures should also conform to APA style. |
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Permissions: If the paper intends to include a long quotation, or a diagram from others’ work, permission is required on its use from the person(s) or companies holding the copyright. The writers should acknowledge fully the sources of any significant ideas or passages in writing which are from other persons. The following copyright statement should be included at the end of the paper.
Copyright © 2010 <Name of author 1>, <Name of author 2>, <<Name of author 3> & <Name of author 4>. The authors grant a non-exclusive license to the organisers of the EARCOME5, Japan Society of Mathematical Education, to publish this document in the Conference Proceedings. Any other usage is prohibited without the consent or permission of the author(s). |
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| >Guideline for poster presentation |
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Size of poster: “A0” size…height: 1189mm, width: 841mm.
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Construct the poster to include the title, the author(s), affiliation(s),
and a description of the research, highlighting the major elements
that are covered in the abstract. |
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Minimize detail and try to use simple, jargon-free statements. |
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Remember that pictures, tables, and figures are amenable to
poster display. |
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If you can, use color in your visuals. |
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Make sure your lettering is neatly done and is large enough
to be read from a distance, i.e., do not simply pin up a set
of typed pages--reserve these for your handout. |
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Consider using a flow chart or some other method of providing
the viewer with a guide to inspecting your display. |
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Don't overwhelm the viewer with excessive amounts of information;
rather, construct a poster display that enhances conversation. |
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Be ready to pin up and take down your poster at specified times. |
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Be sure to bring thumbtacks with you. |
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| >Important
Dates |
| JANUARY 15, 2010: |
Deadline for the Submission of a proposal |
| MARCH 25, 2010: |
Notification of Acceptance: |
| MAY 31, 2010: |
Submission of Final Paper |
| JUNE 20, 2010: |
Submission of Poster Abstract |
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