Southampton hosts BSRLM conference

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bsrlmThe mathematics special interest group is hosting a conference for the British Society for Research into Learning Mathematics on Saturday 14th June, 2014. This conference is one of three one-day conferences per year with a programme of presentations on a wide variety of research in mathematics education. This event is equally suitable to mathematics teachers and researchers alike and offers extensive opportunities for networking. Preceding this event, on Friday 13th June, we are also hosting a New Researchers’ Day which offers researchers new to research, or new to presenting their research, an opportunity to present their research in a friendly and mutually supportive environment. The conference will be held in Building 65, Avenue Campus, University of Southampton.  For further information, see http://www.bsrlm.org.uk/nextmeeting.html

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