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Prof Marthie van der Walt
CV – M.S. VAN DER WALT
1. PARTICULARS
Title Associate Professor
Name Martha Sophia
Initials M.S.
Surname Van der Walt
Maiden name (if applicable) de la Rey
National identity number1 550101 0129 080
Current organisation North-West University Potchefstroom Campus
Citizenship RSA
1.2 ADDITIONAL DETAILS
Date of birth 1 January 1955
Gender Female
Highest qualification PhD
Year obtained 2008
1.3 CONTACT DETAILS
Organisation where based North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus
Faculty Faculty of Education Sciences
Department/School School for Curriculum-based Studies, Mathematics education
Work telephone number code 018
Work telephone number 299 4772
Work fax number code 018
Work fax number 299 4238
Mobile number 082 438 1140
Email address [email protected]
1.4 WORK POSTAL ADDRESS
Private Bag X 6001
City Potchefstroom
Code 2520
Province or State North West Province
Country South Africa
2. QUALIFICATIONS 2.1
Level (e.g. Doctoral) Doctoral degree
Name of Degree/Diploma (e.g. PhD) PhD
Field of Study Teaching-learning in Mathematics: Adaptation of the Study orientation questionnaire in Mathematics for use in the Intermediate Phase
Institution North-West University Potchefstroom Campus
Full Time Part Time
Year of first registration 2006
Completed 2007
If Completed, Year Obtained 2008
2.2
Level (e.g. Master’s) Master’s degree
Name of Degree/Diploma (e.g. PhD) MEd
Field of Study Teaching-learning Mathematics: An investigation regarding metacognition in the teaching and learning of Mathematics with specific reference to the senior phase
Institution North-West University Potchefstroom Campus
Full Time Part time
Distinction 80% Cum Laude
Year of first registration 2004
Completed 2005
If Completed, Year Obtained 2006
2.3
Level (e.g.) BEd Honors degree
Name of Degree/Diploma (e.g. PhD) BEd
Field of Study Teaching-learning
Institution Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education
Full Time Part time
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Distinction Cum Laude 75%
Year of first registration 1999
Completed 2001
If Completed, Year Obtained 2001
2.4
Level (e.g. Doctoral) BA-degree
Name of Degree/Diploma (e.g. PhD) BA
Field of Study Mathematics III, German III
Institution Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education
Full Time Full time
Distinction Year of first registration 1973
Completed 1975
If Completed, Year Obtained 1975
2.5
Level (e.g.\pr) Professional
Name of Degree/Diploma (e.g. PhD) Higher Education Diploma (HED)
Field of Study Mathematics and German
Institution Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education
Full Time Full time
Distinction Year of first registration 1976
Completed 1976
If Completed, Year Obtained 1976
3. CAREER PROFILE
3.1
Position (Current) Associate Professor
Organisation North-West University Potchefstroom Campus
Sector Faculty of Education Sciences
Full Time Full Time
Type Mathematics education lecturer and researcher
Current Ass. Professor
Appointed from (year) (month) 2013-01-01
3.2
Position (Current) Senior lecturer
Organisation North-West University Potchefstroom Campus
Sector Faculty of Education Sciences
Full Time Full Time
Type Mathematics education lecturer and researcher
Current Senior lecturer
Appointed from (year) (month) 2009-01-01
3.3
Position Lecturer
Organisation North-West University Potchefstroom Campus
Sector Faculty of Education Sciences
Full Time Full Time
Type Mathematics education lecturer and researcher
Current Senior lecturer
Appointed from (year) (month) 2001-01-01
3.4
Position Senior Head of Department and lecturer
Organisation Potchefstroom College of Education
Sector Provincial (Northwest) Department of Education
Full Time Full Time
Type Lecturer: Mathematics education
Appointed from (year) (month) 1999-01-01
3.5
Position Coordinator: Subject Advisory Services, Potchefstroom District
Organisation Northwest Department of Education
Sector Subject Advisory Services (District management)
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Full Time Full Time
Type Coordinator of Subject Advisory Services (Grade R to Grade 12)
Appointed from (year) (month) 1995 01 01
3.6
Position Subject Advisor, Mathematics, Grade 8-12, Potchefstroom District
Organisation Department of Education and Training (Old dispensation) and Northwest Department of Education
Sector Subject Advisory Services
Full Time Full Time
Type Mathematics subject advisor
Appointed from (year) (month) 1993-10 01
3.7
Position Mathematics teacher
Organisation Transvaal Department of Education
Sector High School for Boys, Potchefstroom; Hoër Tegniese Skool, Klerksdorp Klerksdorpse Hoërskool JJ Pienaar Hoër Handelskool, Potchefstroom Hoër Volkskool, Heidelberg Transvaal.
Full Time Full Time
Type Teacher
Appointed from (year) (month) 1977-01-01 to 1993/09/30
4. RESEARCH EXPERTISE
4.1 Scientific Domain
Social Sciences and Humanities
4.2 Primary research level(s)
Humanities
Mathematics Education
4.3 Secondary research level(s)
Metacognition (metacognitive meta-curriculum) & study orientation in mathematics- and ethno-mathematics
4.4 Fields of specialisation
1. Metacognition in Mathematics education (metacognitive meta-curriculum)
2. Study orientation in Mathematics
3. Teaching mathematics /ethno-mathematics with cases
4. Teacher Education
5. Research
5. . BIOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
5.1 Professional association membership
Education Association in South Africa (EASA)
SARO/SACE
EARLI Specialised Group 16 - Metacognition
Southern Africa Association for Research in Mathematics, Science and Technology Education SAARMSTE
Association for Mathematics Educators in South Africa (AMESA)
MAkad(SA). Member of South African Academy for Science and Technology (Suid-Afrikaanse Akademie vir Wetenskap en Tegnologie): Potchefstroom working-community
5.2 Awards
2004. ITEA (Institutional Teaching Excellence Award). An award for excellence in teaching awarded by the North-West University.
2009 Vice-Chancellor’s Performance Award: North-West University
2012 Vice-Chancellor’s Performance Award: North-West University
2013 Vice-Chancellor’s Performance Award: North-West University
2014 Vice-Chancellor’s Performance Award: North-West University
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5.3 External examiner
2009 UNISA Degree: MEd – with Specialisation in Mathematics Education. Mr C Tuge (3499-417-3) Title: Ethiopian mathematics teachers’ views on the implementation of problem solving in grades 5 to 8.
2010 Walter Sisulu University: Degree D.Ed Cosmas Maphosa (209190736) EDU 7001 Title: The management of learner indiscipline in selected schools
2011-2012 University of Pretoria: Degree PhD J.J. Botha
Title: Exploring mathematical literacy: the relationship between teachers’ knowledge and beliefs and their instructional practices
2014 Walter Sisulu University: Degree MEd (Mini-dissertation).
2014 Walter Sisulu University: Degree MEd (Mini-dissertation).
2014 University of Stellenbosch S-M. Pieterse Degree: PhD. Title: Teacher’s mediation of metacognition during mathematical problem solving
2014 University of Stellenbosch C.T. Tanbara Degree: PhD. Title: Unpacking teachers’ pedagogical knowledge and skills to develop learners’ problem solving skills
2014 CPUT Cape Peninsula University of Technology A. Duvenhage. Degree: MEd. Title Wiskundemateriaal vir multigraadonderrig. (Mathematics resources for multi-grade teaching)
2016 CPUT
5.4 Internal examiner
2012-2013 NWU Potchefstroom campus. Degree PhD N.A. Hassan Title: An Investigative Study on the Affect and Concerns of Mathematics Student Teachers with Special Reference to Social
Context Learning Packages
5.5 External moderator
2010 University of the Free State (Two undergraduate modules, DME 112 (Classroom Management) and EMG 114
(Numbers, Algebra and Functions in an Authentic Context)
2010 University of Pretoria: BEd (Hons) Management, Law and Policy. NME 732 Introduction to Quantitative Research
2011-2014 University of the Free State SIX (6) Mathematics Education modules (all 16 credits) for the ACE Distance programme (all included)
University of Johannesburg BEdHons Mathematics education: Research module
5.6 Reviewer for accredited journals
International Journal for Educational Reform
Learning and Individual Differences (LID)
African Education Review (AER)
NRF Reviewer of NRF-grant application
NRF Rieviewer for rating
EARLI 2010 Metacognition
South African Journal of Education (SAJE)
Suid-Afrikaanse Tydskrif vir Natuurwetenskap en Tegnologie (SATNT) (South African Journal for Natural Science and Technology)
Perspectives in Education (PiE)
Education as Change
Pythagoras
Acta Academia
Frontiers: Psychology
5.7 Review of international textbooks for publishers
2011 McGraw-Hill: Research 2011 OXFORD University Press Teaching Mathematics in the Middle Years
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5.8 Teaching-learning NWU: developing of new modules and study guides for higher education
5.8.1 BEd: Under-graduate modules and the study guides
5.8.1.1 2007 New module and Study Guide: Fundamental Mathematics. NFPF 111. NWU
5.8.1.2 2008 New module and Study Guide: Fundamental Mathematics. NFPF 221. NWU.
5.8.1.3 2009 New module and Study Guide: Fundamental Mathematics. NFPF 321. NWU.
5.8.1.4 2009 New module and Study Guide: Fundamental Mathematics. NFPF 411. NWU (co-author: Me E Hattingh).
5.8.1.5 2007 New module and Study Guide: Mathematics Learning Area. MALA 211. NWU
5.8.1.6 2008 New module and Study Guide: Mathematics Learning Area. MALA 221. NWU.
5.8.1.7 2008 New module and Study Guide: Mathematics Learning Area. MALA 311. NWU.
5.8.1.8 2009 New module and Study Guide: Mathematics Learning Area. MALA 321. NWU.
5.8.1.9 2009 New module and Study Guide: Mathematics Didactics: Intermediate phase. MATD 312. NWU.
5.8.1.10 2009 New module and Study Guide: Mathematics Didactics: Intermediate phase. MATD 413. NWU.
5.8.2 2012 New modules Foundation Phase Mathematics (Coordinator) 5.8.2 BEd Hons: New post-graduate module and study guide
5.8.2.1 2009 New module and Study Guide: Foundations in Education Research BEdHons FOER 611. NWU (All campuses).
5.9 Research Leadership MEd & PhD Program leader (November 2014 to May 2016)
MEd & PhD Program committee (Chair) (November 2014 to May 2016)
M& D Examination committee (Since 2014)
Research Committee (Since 2014)
5.10 Professional development workshops
Topic/Theme and place Presenter Date
Supervisors and promoters Prof Chris Kapp (US) 15-17 March 2006
SPSS (STATISTICS) Prof F. Steyn & Dr S. Ellis 12-14 July 2006
Supervisors and promoters Prof J. Mouton (US) August 2007
Qualitative research Prof S. Meriam (USA) September 2007
Article writing Prof E Lickendorff (UJ) November 2007
Quantitative research Prof J. McMillan (USA) February 2008
Mentorship Dr Ansie Loots February 2008
Evaluation research Prof J. Mouton (US) March 2008
Advanced qualitative research Prof S. Meriam (USA) June 2008
Research design University of Essex, Research Summer School
Prof T Pluemper (UK) July 2008
Mixed methods research University of Essex, Research Summer School
Prof M.M. Bergman, University of Basal, Switzerland
July 2008
Writing a research report: Purpose and problems in journal articles: Inter-actional workshop University of Pretoria
Prof Mark Savickas (USA) 23 April 2009
Study leaders and promoters Prof Kobus Maree (UP) 12 April 2010*
SANPAD Project Management Workshop Durban
SANPAD 30, 31 August & 1 September 2010
Project and Financial Management Cape Peninsula University of Technology
SARIMA 23 7 24 November 2010
Invited Mathematics researchers Cape Town
First Rand Chairs’ Initiative 30 November 2010
NRF Prof Balfour Prof Roux
2011
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5.11 Study visits abroad
2008 University of Essex Research Summer School Research design Mixed Methods research
2009 Royal Statistical Society UK Workshops (16-20 November) University of Plymouth
2009 University of Plymouth. Meeting (Working weekend) of the ICSMTT (20-22 November)
2009 University of Cambridge Meeting with Prof Tim Rowland and Dr Faye Twaites 2012 University of Utrecht Freudental Institute Netherlands Dr Maarten Dolk
2012 Universita Cattolica del Sacro Cuore. Meeting of the 5th Biennial Meeting of the EARLI SIG16 Metacognition, (5-8 September 2012) Milan, Italy,
6. RESEARCH OUTPUTS
6.1 Books/chapters in books
6.1.1
Type Obtaining and enhancing a study orientation profile
Year 2011
Author(s) Maree, J.G. & van der Walt, M.S.
Reference In Maree, J.G. (Ed.) Career counselling: methods that work. Cape Town, South Africa: Juta Academic.. (75-84).
Web address ISBN 978-070217-802-3 Own contribution 40%
6.1.2
Type Avoiding basic errors in scholarly writing
Year 2012
Author(s) Van der Walt, M.S.
Reference In Maree, Kobus (Ed.) First steps in journal article writing Cape Town, South Africa: Juta Academic. pp. 104-116
Web address ISBN978-0-70218-915-9 Own contribution 100%
6.1.3
Type Addressing Multi-Language Diversity in Mathematics Teacher Education Programs.
Year 2016 Author(s) Van der Walt, Thompson, Kersaint, Vorster, Webb.
Reference In Barwell, R., Clarkson, P., Halai, A., Kazima, M. Moskovich, J., Planas, J.,
Phakeng, M., Valero, P., Villavicencio M. Eds.) Maththematics education and language diversity - The 21st ICMI Study.
Web address http://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007%2F978-3-319-14511-2_7 Own contribution 20%
6.2 Articles in refereed/peer-reviewed journals 6.2.1.
Year 2006
An investigation into metacognition in Mathematics learning in the senior phase (’n Ondersoek na metakognisie in Wiskunde-leer in die senior fase. South African Journal for Natural Science and Technology Suid-Afrikaanse Tydskrif vir Natuurwetenskap en Tegnologie).
Author(s) Van der Walt, M.S. & Maree, J.G. & S.M. Ellis
Description From my Master’s study
Web address http://reference.sabinet.co.za.nwulib.nwu.ac.za/webx/access/electronic_journals/aknat/aknat_v25_n3_a6.pdf
Own contribution 88% (My MEd) (Maree,J.G.: supervisor 10%, Ellis, Statistics 2%)
6.2.2.
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Year 2007
Do mathematics learning facilitators implement metacognitive strategies? South African Journal of Education. 27(2): 223-242.
Author(s) Van der Walt, M.S. & Maree, J.G.
Description From my Master’s study
Web address http://reference.sabinet.co.za.nwulib.nwu.ac.za/webx/access/electronic_journals/educat/educat_v27_n2_a4.pdf
Own contribution 90% (My MEd) (Maree, J.G.: 10% supervisor)
6.2.3.
Year 2008 The development of a Mathematics Vocabulary questionnaire for use in the intermediate phase. South African Journal of Education. 28(4):489-504.
Author(s) Van der Walt, M.S., Maree, J.G. & Ellis, S.M.
Description From my PhD
Web address http://reference.sabinet.co.za.nwulib.nwu.ac.za/webx/access/electronic_journals/educat/
educat_v28_n4_a3.pdf
Own contribution 90% My PhD (Maree: 9% Superviser; Ellis:1% Statistics)
6.2.4.
Year 2008
Metacognition in the learning of mathematics in the senior phase: some implications for the curriculum. International Journal of Adolescence and Youth. 14: 205-235.
Author(s) Van der Walt, M.S., Maree, J.G., & Ellis, S.M.
Description From my Mater’s
Web address http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/02673843.2008.9748004 Own contribution 85% (MEd) Maree: 15% Study leader; Ellis: 0%
6.2.5.
Year 2009
Developing a study orientation questionnaire in mathematics for primary school students. Psychological Reports. 104: 425-438.
Author(s) Maree, J.G., van der Walt, M.S. & Ellis, S.M.
Description From my PhD; Adapted SOM (Maree, 1997)
eb address http://www.amsciepub.com.nwulib.nwu.ac.za/doi/pdf/10.2466/PR0.104.2.425-438 Own contribution 60% (My PhD) Maree: 35% Adaptation of his SOM questionnaire; Ellis: 5% statistics
6.2.6.
Year 2009
Developing a basic mathematics questionnaire for Grades 4 to 7. Psychology in Africa, 19(3), 329-340.
Author(s) Van der Walt, M.S., Maree, J.G., & Ellis, S.M.
Description From my PhD
Web address http://reference.sabinet.co.za.nwulib.nwu.ac.za/webx/access/electronic_journals/educat/educat_v28_n4_a3.pdf
Own contribution 90% My PhD (Maree: 9% Superviser; Ellis:1% Statistics)
6.2.7.
Year 2009
Studie-oriëntasie, woordeskat en prestasie in Wiskunde in die Intermediêre Fase (Study orientation, vocabulary and achievement in Mathematics in the Intermediate Phase). Suid-Afrikaanse Tydskrif vir Natuurwetenskap en Tegnologie (South African Journal for Natural Science and Technology). 28(4), 378-392.
Author(s) Van der Walt, M.S.
Description From my PhD
Web address http://reference.sabinet.co.za.nwulib.nwu.ac.za/webx/access/electronic_journals/aknat/aknat_v28_n4_a9.pdf
Own contribution 100%
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6.2.8.
Year 2011
Voornemende Wiskyunde-onderwysers se metakognitiewe vaardighede tydens lesstudie in mikro-onderrig (MLS) Suid-Afrikaanse Tydskrif vir Natuurwetenskap en Tegnologie
Author(s) Van der Walt, M.S.
Description Own research (SANPAD-project)
Web address http://dx.doi. org/10.4102.satnt.v30i1.77
Own contribution 100%
6.2.9.
Year 2012
The value of reflection on the process of teaching or learning mathematics with regard to Grade 7 learners in an impoverished rural school. (Fasilitering van refleksie by onderrig of leer van wiskunde – Geïnspireer deur maatskaplike verantwoordbaarheid) Suid-Afrikaanse Tydskrif vir Natuurwetenskap en Tegnologie 31(1), Art. #381, 8 pages. Author(s) Van der Walt, M.S.
Description Own research
Web address http://dx.doi.org/10.4102/satnt.v31i1.381
Own contribution 100%
6.2.10
Year 2014
Metacognitive awareness, self-directedness in learning and performance of prospective intermediate-senior phase Mathematics teachers (Metakognitiewe bewustheid, selfgerigtheid in leer en werklike prestasie van voornemende intermediêr-senior fase wiskundeonderwysers)
Author(s) Van der Walt, M.S.
Description Own research
Web address http:// dx.doi.org/10.4102/satnt. v33i1.1169
Own contribution 100%
6.2.11
Year 2015 International comparisons of Foundation Phase number domain mathematics knowledge and practice standards
Author(s) Human, A,. Van der Walt, M.S., & Posthuma, AB.
Description Studyleader MEd (Human A.)
Web address SAJE. http://www.sajournalofeducation.co.za/index.php/saje (pp.1-13).Submitted
Own contribution 40%
6.2.12
Year 2016 Accepted
Enabling metacognitive skills for mathematics problem solving: a collective case study of metacognitive reflection and awareness.
Author(s) Jagals, D & Van der Walt, M.S.
Description Promoter of PhD
Web address Accepted African Journal of Research on Mathematics, Science and Technology Education. (JARSMTE). Own contribution 40%
6.2.13
Year 2016 Accepted
Exploiting metacognitive networks embedded in narrative focus group interviews using NodeXL.
Author(s) Van der Walt, M.S.
Description Promoter of PhD
Web address Accepted for 2016) The Qualitative Report.
Own contribution 35%
6.2.14
Year Submitted
The influence of project-based learning in Consumer Studies on affective factors of student teachers (Die invloed van projek-gebaseerde leer op affektiewe faktore in Verbruikerstudie-onderwysstudente)
Author(s) Du Toit, A., Havenga, M., & Van der Walt, M.S.
Description Co-studyleader MEd
Web address Accepted for 2016 SATNT
Own contribution 25%
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6.3 Refereed/peer-reviewed conference proceedings
6.3.1 International Conferences
6.3.1.1 Holm, J., Stoker, P., & Van der Walt, M.S. Engineering Systems Engineering in Engineering Education (IEEE) (Faculty of Engineering, NWU). 2010
6.3.1.2 Van der Walt, M.S. 9th International Oxford Symposium: School-based Family Counseling (Hong Kong 19-24 June 2011) My
intertwined personal and academic life stories
6.3.1.3 Van der Walt, M.S. ICMI Study 21 (International Commission on Mathematics Instruction) (Sao Paolo, Brazil, 16-20 September 2011). Mathematics education and language diversity: Using adapted lesson study to facilitate mathematics pre-service teachers’ metacognitive thinking skills and mathematical literacy (language).
6.3.1.4 Jagals, D & van der Walt, M.S. Cerme 8. (Eighth Congress of European Research in Mathematics Education) (Antalya , Manavgat Side, Turkey, 6-10 February 2013): Mathematics confidence: reflections on problem-solving experiences.
6.3.1.5 Attended for networking: 23 May 2012 International Conference on Educational Design Research Educational
The UT (University of Twente), SLO (National Institute for Curriculum Development), and DoCenter (Center for Sustainable Curriculum Innovation) Guest speakers will discussed concepts and methods of design research. Workshops on case-based exploration of design research. GUEST SPEAKERS Professor Jan van den Akker – SLO National Institute for Curriculum Development; Professor Gerald Knezek – University of North Texas Dr. Susan McKenney – University of Twente / Open University Professor Thomas Reeves – University of Georgia Athens Professor Mike Spector – University of North Texas Dr. Joke Voogt – University of Twente. BOOK PRESENTATION Susan McKenney and Thomas Reeves: Conducting educational design research. London: Routledge.
6.3.1.6 Attended for networking 5-8 September 2012 Milano Italy
EARLI The fifth biennial meeting of the EARLI special Interest Group 16 ̶ Metacognition 5-8 September 2012 Milan Italy
6.3.1.7 Transference between metacognition and imagination: the case of the invisible circle Metacognition SIG 16. Istanbul Turkey. September 2014 (co-author: D. Jagals).
6.3.1.8 A profile of one mathematics teacher’s metacognitive activities. Istanbul, Turkey September 2014. Metacognition SIG 16. (co-
author: Fransman, J).
Implementing a metacognitive meta-curriculum in functional relationships in mathematics teacher education to enhance self-directed learning. International Symposium on Self-Directed Learning. 2-6 February 2015 Florida Cocoa Beach.
Annalie Roux and Marthie van der Walt North-West University, Potchefstroom
6.3.1.9 Van der Walt M.S. 2015. Reflection as a metacognitive activity to improve self- directedness in mathematics teacher education. International Symposium on Self- Directed Learning. 2-6 February 2015 Florida Cocoa Beach.
6.3.1.10 MC SIG 16 (Accepted) Using adapted lesson study and reflection to facilitate pre-service mathematics teachers’ metacognition: a case study. Van der Walt, M. EARLI SIG 16 (23-26 August 2016).
MC SIG 16 (Accepted) Introducing and Extracting Metacognitive Networks in a Problem-based learning context Metacognition EARLI SIG 16 (23-26 August 2016).
6.3.2 National Conferences
6.3.2.1 Exploring metacognition in mathematics teaching in the Senior Phase. 11th AMESA Conference, Kimberley. (27-30 June 2005).
Van der Walt M.S.
6.3.2.2 An investigation into metacognition in mathematics teaching and learning with special reference to the senior phase. (Research report: ’n Ondersoek na metakognisie in wiskunde-onderrig en -leer met besondere verwysing na die senior fase). OVSA/EASA, Bloemfontein. (January 2006). Van der Walt M.S.
6.3.2.3 Metacognition and effective learning. UNISA. (Invitational colloquium). (14 August 2006). Van der Walt M.S.
6.3.2.4 Metacognition and effective learning / Metakognisie en effektiewe leer in wiskunde. NWU, Potchefstroom campus: (September 2006). Van der Walt M.S.
6.3.2.5 Strategies to increase the number of matriculants with mathematics. Education Leadership and Management Conference, Pretoria. (23-24 June 2009). Van der Walt M.S.
6.3.2.6 Strategies to improve the performance of learners in mathematics. Education Leadership and Management Conference, Pretoria. (9-10 September 2009). Van der Walt M.S.
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6.3.2.7 Metacognitive teaching-learning strategies in mathematics teacher education through microteaching lesson study. Teaching Practice Symposium. (1 & 2 November 2010) QUEST. Van der Walt M.S.
6.3.2.8 Three standardised questionnaires for use in grade 4 to 7 mathematics classes. SAARMSTE (18-21 January 2011) NWU Mafikeng campus (Southern African Association of Researchers in Mathematics Science and Technology). Van der Walt M.S.
6.3.2.9 Developing a literacy knowledge and practice standard for teaching primary mathematics. Early Childhood Education Research and Development Week (10-14 September 2012) Grahamstown, Rhodes University. Van der Walt M.S.
6.3.2.10 The Teachers’ Metacognitive Skills Questionnaire or TMSQ. Early Childhood Education Research and Development Week. (10-14 September 2012) Grahamstown, Rhodes University. (This paper had been withdrawn at Rhodes a day before its presentation, due to the fact that two papers (6.32.9 and 6.32.10) were scheduled for the same time slot). Du Preex, H., & Van der Walt M.S.
6.3.2.11 Exploring moderating effects of reflection and mathematics confidence on the performance of a mathematics task. (25-28 JUNE 2012) AMESA (Association for Mathematics Educators in South Africa), Potchefstroom NWU. Jagals, D., & van der Walt, M.S.
6.3.2.12 Using adapted lesson study to facilitate mathematics teachers’ metacognitive thinking skills (Symposium of the SANPAD project; 10 Participants of SANPAD-project each presented a paper). Key- note speaker discussant: Prof Tim Rowland, University of Cambridge. (25-28 JUNE 2012) AMESA (Association for Mathematics Educators in South Africa), Potchefstroom NWU. Co-author: M Dolk.
6.3.2.13 Metacognition: A sine qua for self-directed learning in effective mathematics teaching? Self-Directed Learning Conference, Potchefstroom, 4-8 April 2013. Co-author: Fransman J.S.
6.3.2.14 Tomorrows’ societies: and exploratory case between single gender and co-ed schools metacognition. Sustainable learning environments and school justice / SULE Colloquium. University of the Free State, Bloemfontein. October 29-31, 2013. Co-author: Jagals, D.
6.3.2.15 A metacognitive meta-curriculum in Mathematics teacher education to foster self-directed learning (Conference: Negotiating the interface between curriculum and graduateness, 30 & 31 October 2014. NWU Mafikeng campus) Co-author: Roux A.
6.3.2.16 Benefits of implementing project-based learning as teaching-learning strategy in Consumer Studies teacher preparation (SAAFECS. NWU Novenmer 2015) Co-Authors: Du Toit, A. & Havenga, M.
6.3.2.17 The contribution of project-based learning to the preparation and the development of pre-service Consumer Studies teachers HELTASA (20/11/2015) NWU, Potcehfstroom. Co-authors: Du Toit, A & Havenga, M.
6.3.2.18 Exploring aspects of a metacognitive meta-curriculum for self-directed learning in mathematics teacher education. HELTASA (20/11/2015) NWU, Potcehfstroom. Co-author: Roux, A.
6.3.2.19 Inspiring cultures of metacognitive capacities: Towards a local instructional theory. HELTASA (20/11/2015) NWU, Potchefstroom. Co-author: Jagals, D.
6.4. Three standardised questionnaires (triMATHS) in Afrikaans, English, Setswana and Portugese
Web address: Jopie van Rooyen & Partners Psychological test providers in Africa [email protected]
In collaboration with Prof J.G. Maree (University of Pretoria), adapted the Study Orientation Questionnaire (SOM) for use in primary school environments. (New instrument is called SOM(P). In collaboration with Prof J.G. Maree and Dr S.M. Ellis (statistician), Dr. M.S. van der Walt, developed the Mathematics Vocabulary (Primary) and the Basic Mathematics Questionnaire (Primary) (triMATHS)
Details are as follows:
6.4.1. Maree, J.G., Van der Walt, M.S., & Ellis, S.M. 2009. Study orientation questionnaire in Mathematics (SOMP) (standardized for use in primary environments). Jopie de Beer & Co: Randburg. (Afrikaans version also available.)
6.4.2 Van der Walt, M.S.; Maree, J.G., & Ellis, S.M.2009. Mathematics Vocabulary (Primary (MV(P)). Jopie de Beer & Co: Randburg. (Afrikaans version also available.)
6.4.3 Van der Walt, M.S.; Maree, J.G., & Ellis, S.M. 2010. The Basic Mathematics Questionnaire (Primary (BM(P))). Jopie de
Beer & Co: Randburg. (Afrikaans version also available.)
6.4.4 Maree, J.G., Van der Walt, M.S., & Ellis, S.M. 2010. Manual for the Study Orientation Questionnaire in Mathematics (SOM(P)). Jopie de Beer & Co: Randburg.
6.4.5 Van der Walt, M.S., Maree, J.G., & Ellis, S.M. 2010. Manual for the Basic Mathematics Questionnaire (Primary) (BMQ(P)). Jopie de Beer & Co: Randburg.
6.4.6 Van der Walt, M.S., Maree, J.G., & Ellis, S.M. 2010. Manual for the Mathematics Vocabulary (Primary) (BM(P)). Jopie de
Beer & Co: Randburg.
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6.4.7 Maree, J.G., Van der Walt, M.S., & Ellis, S.M. 2010. Thuso ya go ithuta: dipalo (PORAEMERI). Jopie de Beer & Co: Randburg.
6.4.8 Translation of the BM(P) and MV(P) into Setswana (Royal Bafokeng). 2011.
6.4.9 Translation of TriMATHS into Portuguese as requested by the University of Portugal. 2011.
6.5 Books: Professional
6.5.1 Stepping into Mathematics. 2004. Grade 4 Mathematics textbook for learners (as well as The teacher’s Manual) according to the Revised National Curriculum Statement, in English and Afrikaans. Cambridge University Press. (Contribution 40%). (Co- author).
6.5.2 Stepping into Mathematics. Grade 5. 2004. Mathematics textbook for learners (as well as The teacher’s Manual) according to the Revised National Curriculum Statement, in English and Afrikaans. Cambridge University Press. (Contribution 40%). (Co- author).
6.5.3 Stepping into Mathematics. Grade 6. 2004. Mathematics textbook for learners (as well as The teacher’s Manual) according to the Revised National Curriculum Statement, in English and Afrikaans. Cambridge University Press. (Contribution 40%). (Co- author).
6.5.4 Mathematics Matters. Grade 7. 2004. Mathematics textbook for learners according to the Revised National Curriculum Statement, in English and Afrikaans. Cambridge University Press. (Contribution 40%). (Co-author).
6.5.5 Mathematics Matters. Grade 7. 2004. Mathematics manual for teachers according to the Revised National Curriculum
Statement, in English and Afrikaans. Cambridge University Press. (Contribution 40%). (Co-author).
6.5.6 Study and Master / Ken en Verstaan. Grade 8. 2005. Mathematics textbook for learners according to the Revised National Curriculum Statement, in English and Afrikaans. Cambridge University Press. (Contribution 25%). (Co-author).
6.5.7 Study and Master / Ken en Verstaan. Grade 8. 2005. Mathematics manual for teachers according to the Revised National Curriculum Statement, in English and Afrikaans. Cambridge University Press. (Contribution 25%). (Co-author).
6.5.8 All the above-mentioned books have been revised to fit CAPS and are re-published. 2011.
6.5.9 All the above books are also published by Cambridge University Press in Zambia since 2006.
6.5.10 Siemon, D., Adendorff, S., Austin, P., Fransman, J., Hobden, S., Kaino, L., Luneta, K., Makonye, J., Van der Walt, M.S., Van Putten, S., Beswick, K., Brady, K., Clark, J., Faragher, R., & Warren E. Teaching mathematics: foundation and Intermediate phase. Oxford University Press Southern Africa,Care Town. 2013.
6.6 Workshops presented at a tertiary institution
6.6.1 Full day workshop: PhD and Master’s students (Qualitative research) in the Faculty of Education Sciences, Qualitative research, (26 March 2008)
6.6.2 Article writing workshop (Full day workshop for SKS-colleagues) In collaboration with Proff. Cornelia Roux and Elsa Mentz (24 August 2009)
6.6.3 Full day workshop: PhD and Master’s students (Qualitative research) in the Faculty of Education Sciences Qualitative research, (1 April 2009)
6.6.4 Full day workshop: PhD and Master’s students (Qualitative research) in the Faculty of Education Sciences Qualitative research, (26 June 2010)
6.6.5 SANPADMATHS-project Reformulation Workshop (7-9 October 2010)
6.6.6 SANPADMATHS-project start-up workshop and SPSS training (SCS at NWU) (27 March - 1 April, 2011)
6.6.7 Full day workshop: PhD and Master’s students (Qualitative research) in the Faculty of Education Sciences Qualitative research, (1 July 2011)
6.6.8 SANPADMATHS -project workshop with Dr Maarten DOLK (University of Utrecht, Freudental Institute) (21-25 November 2011)
6.6.9 SANPADMATHS -project workshop with Prof JG Maree (UP) (21 November 2011) (Planning and developing the Teachers’ Metacognitive Skills Questionnaire or TMCSQ)
6.6.10 SANPADMATHS -project workshop with Dr Maarten DOLK (University of Utrecht, Freudental Institute) (23-29 June 2012) Preparation for AMESA symposium.
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6.6.11 SANPAD-project wrapping up workshop (April 2013.
6.6.12 PhD Article writing workshop NWU Faculty of Education Sciences, (, 21 & 23 January 2014).
6.6.13 The value of a Metacognitive Metacurriculum in Higher Education: theory into practice. (Metacognitive Skills Workshop, UNISA (25 November 2014).
6.6.14 PhD and Master’s support programme: Quantitative research (March 2015).
6.6.15 SoTL Article Writing Support for SoTL funding holders. NWU Potchefstroom Acadenic Support Services. (28 & 29 October 2015).
6.6.16 PhD and Master’s support programme: Quantitative research (31 March 2016).
6.5 Workshops (presented) for professional teachers
6.5.1 International
Teaching-learning in the Intermediate phase: Study orientation, language, questionnaires, problemsolving and metacognition, Namibian Society for Afrikaans Christian Education: Primary School Congress (Namibiese Afrikaanse Vereniging vir Christelike Onderwys. Laerskool Kongres) (10-12 March 2010).
6.5.2 National
6.5.2.1 Mathematics workshops:
*Pietersburg East Primary School (with Prof JG Maree, UP) June 2004
*Warmbaths Primary School (Bela Bela): Foundation Phase teachers and parents with children in the Foundation Phase 25 May 2005
*Mabopane: Grade 7 Mathematics teachers, Oukasie (Brits) 13 April 2005
*Brits: Grade 7 Mathematics teachers, Oukasie (Brits) 14 April 2005
*Temba: Grade 7 Mathematics teachers, Oukasie (Brits) 20 April 2005
*Primary schools in Ikageng: Grade 7 Mathematics teachers, Ditaelong 7 March 2005
*Metacognitive teaching-learning strategies Bergsig Akademie, Rustenburg 7 February 2011
6.5.2.2 TriMATHS: Measuring the basics of maths. (Professional Development . JvR Academy , (9 September 2014, Randburg).
6.5.2.3 Workshops: Study methods. 45 Teachers, 120 parents and 120 Grade 4-learners. Laerskool Riebeeckpark (primary school), Kemptonpark. (1 & 8 February 2014).
7. COMMUNITY PROJECTS
7.1 MEPSA Foundation phase Mathematics
7.1.1 Keotsheopile Primary in Ikageng (Setswana medium of instruction Grades R – 3); 7.1.2 Are Bokeng Primary in Kanana (Sesotho medium of instruction Grades R – 3; and 7.1.3 Thea Morafe Primary in Jouberton (English medium of instruction Grades R- 3) In collaboration with Prof David Burghes (University of Plymouth, Center for Innovation in Mathematics Teaching or CIMT)
7.2 Grade 4 to 7 Mathematics
7.2.1 Keotshepile, Mathematics Grade 4 to 7 Mathematics teachers partnership (as from 28 March 2012) [in cooperation with Dr Barbara Posthuma (Post doctoral fellowship)]. A weekly (Wednesday) meeting to do professional development and adapted lesson study, Grade 4 to 7 (7 teachers)
7.3 Mathematics workshop: 75 Foundation Phase teachers in the Kenneth Kaunda District
Project of the Dean (Prof R Balfour) and RFA (Prof CD Roux) and DBE Kenneth Kaunda District (Dr Mvula, & Me Sandra Yssel). Presenters:Van der Walt, M.S., Dolk, M
Assistants: Human, A., Esterhuyse N., Posthuma, A.B.
7.4 SAOU Intermediêre fase onderysers. Professionele leer-gemeenskappe (Facebook). (7 November 2015).\
7.5 Kennisbou II: Wiskunde (Intermediêre fase onderwysers – Nasionaal) SAOU (13 & 14 Julie, Pretoria).
7.6 Wiskunde-in-Aksie (WiA)/Mathematics-in-Action. National Mathematics Olympiad for Grade 6 and 7. Project of the SAAKD and SAOU. 2014, 2015, 2016.
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8. PROJECTS
8.1 International projects
2009 International Comparative Study in Mathematics Teacher Training (11 countries). Part of a research group (12 countries) (NWU collaborator, M van der Walt and A Roux), University of Plymouth. Funded by UK (CfBT)
8.2 Project leader and current international projects
8.2.1 2011-2013 SANPAD Using adapted lesson study to facilitate mathematics teachers’ meta-cognitive teaching-learning strategies (R 668 000,00) Collaborators are from the Netherlands, University of Pretoria, and Walter Sisulu University. Dr Maarten Dolk, University of Utrecht, Freudental Institute
8.2.2 2011-2014 MEPSA Mathematics Enhancement Programme South Africa (R57 000). Three primary schools with medium of instruction: Setswana, Sesotho, and English) Prof David Burghes, University of Plymouth, Centre for Innovation in Mathematics Teaching (R 57 000)
8.2.3 2011-2013 HDIBBMT How do I become a better mathematics teacher? or HDIBBMT. Plannning meeting for the project in 2012 (Abu Dhabi 6-8 April 2011): Next meeting January 2013. Prof David Burghes University of Plymouth; Prof Berinderjeet Kaur (NIE Singapore); Prof Masataka Koyama (University of Hiroshima, Japan); Prof Eugeny Smirnov (Russia); Dr Mirek Mibe (Czech Republic); Dr Tomas Zdrahal (Czech Republic); Me Noreen O’Loughlin (Ireland); Dr Tamika Benjamin (Jamaica); Dr Tin Lam TOH (NIE Singapore); Prof Tibor Szalontai (Hungary); Prof Yanming Wang (China; Prof Sergey Rakov (Ukraine)
8.2.4 2011-2013 EU Project (Prof C Nel) Co-researcher in EU-project Mathematics in Foundation Phase Project leader for Numeracy: two PhD and one MEd students).
8.2.5 2015-2018 NRF IKS project (Prof J de Beer) Co-researcher (Ethnomathematics): Affordances of indigenous Knowledge for Self-Directed Learning.
8.3 National projects
8.3.1 Metacognitive teaching-learning strategies for problem-solving in Intermediate and Senior phase Mathematics. Funded by Faculty of Education Sciences.(R30 000). (3 MEd students of which one has already completed and the other two students will submit their dissertations in October 2012 – results not yet available).
8.4 Post doctoral fellowship
8.4.1 Dr A.B. Posthuma (1 March 2012 – 28 February 2013)
9. BEST RESEARCH OUTPUTS OF STUDENTS SUPERVISED IN LAST 8 YEARS
9.1
Supervisor: Dr M.S. van der Walt
Co-supervisor: Dr S.P. Raath
Student: Me E.M. Harris (MEd) 2009 Output: An investigation into the role of learner activities in education for sustainable life (79%) Received the ABSA bronze Medal for the best research at the NWU Potchefstroom campus for 2009 R 50 000.
9.2
Supervisor: Dr M.S. van der Walt Co-supervisor: Dr J Mgombelo (Brock University, Canada) Student: J.S. Fransman (MEd) 2010 Master’s degree Output: Exploring the practices of teachers in Mathematical Literacy training programme in South Africa and Canada (70%)
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9.3
9.4
9.5
9.6
9.7
9.8
9.9
Supervisor: Prof M. Havenga Co-supervisor: Prof M.S. van der Walt Student: Du Toit, A. May 2015 Master’s degree Output: Implementation of project-based learning in pre-service Consumer Studies teacher preparation to promote self-directed learning (72%)
Supervisor: Prof M.S. van der Walt Student: Regenass, G. May 2014 Master’s degree Output: The perceptions of grade 1 teachers with regard to the role of metacognition and maths language during the teaching and
learning of mathematics (69%)
Supervisor: Prof M.S. van der Walt Student: Jansen van Vuuren, N. May 2014 Master’s degree Output: An investigation of the use of Mathematical vocabulary and meta-cognitive strategies during problem solving by Grade 7
learners ('n Verkennende ondersoek na die gebruik van Wiskundewoordeskat en metakognitiewe strategieë tydens
probleemoplossing by grad 7-leerders) (65%) NRF bursary 2010 and 2011 R80 000
Supervisor: Prof M.S. van der Walt Student: Human, A. May 2014 Master’s degree Output: An investigation into knowledge and practice standards in the number domain for the preparation of foundation phase teachers ('n Verkennende ondersoek na kennis- en praktykstandaarde vir die getalledomein in die voorbereiding van grondslagfase-onderwysers) SANPAD bursary 2011 and 2012 (R80 000) NRF DAAD bursary
Supervisor: Prof M.S. van der Walt Student: Fransman, J.S. May 2014 PhD Output: Mathematics teachers' metacognitive skills and mathematical language in teaching-learning of trigonometric functions in township schools SANPAD bursary 2011-2012 (R45 000.00) Selected RCI 2012-2013 (R200 00 x 2)
Supervisor: Prof M.S. van der Walt Student: Jagals, D.
September 2013 Master’s degree
Output: An exploration of reflection and mathematics confidence during problem-solving in senior phase mathematics
(75%)
Supervisor: Dr M.S. van der Walt Student: Hamman, R. (MEd) May 2011 Master’s degree Output: Metacognition in and attitude towards Mathematics in the senior phase (68%) NRF bursary 2010 and 2011 R80 000
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9.10
9.11
10. ONGOING AND PLANNED FUTURE RESEARCH
10.1
Year In process
Author(s) Van der Walt, M.S.
Description Using adapted lesson study and reflection to facilitate pre-service teachers' professional development
Web address
Own contribution 100%
10.2
Year
Author(s) Van der Walt
Description My intertwined personal and academic life stories. Autoethnography
Web address Own contribution 100%
10.3
Year In process
Author(s) FransmanJ.S. & Van der Walt, M.S.
Description Metakognitiewe vaardighede in die onderrig van Wiskunde: ’n Gevallestudie in bekendstelling van Trigonometrie in graad 10
Web address SATNT Own contribution 100%
10.4
Year
Author(s) Van der Walt, M.S.
Description Teaching-learning ethno-mathematics: a metacognitive meta-curriculum
Web address Own contribution 100%
10.5
Year
Author(s) Van der Walt, M.S.
Description Innovative strategies integrated in ethno-mathematics in teaching-learning Mathematics in South Africa: the value of a metacognitive meta-curriculum
Web address
Own contribution
10.6
Year
Author(s) Van der Walt, M.S.
Description Teaching ethno-mathematics with cases in undergraduate teacher preparation
Web address Own contribution
Supervisor: Dr K Kayser Co-supervisor: Prof M.S. van der Walt Student:.Ledibane, M.M. May 2016 PhD Output: A model for mathematics teachers to promote ESL acquisition through questioning techniques
Supervisor: Prof M.S. van der Walt Student: Jagals, D October 2015 PhD
Output: Metacognitive locale: a design-based theory of students' metacognitive language and networking in Mathematics
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10.7
Year
Author(s) Van der Walt, M.S.
Description Wiskunde-in-Aksie olimpiade vir Graad 6- en 7-leerders: 2014 tot 2016
Web address SATNT
Own contribution
10.8 Chapters in International Mathematics Academic Books for 2012
Type The metacognitive 'voice' in the Mathematics curriculum in South Africa Year Due 2016 – in process
Author(s) Van der Walt., M. & Jagals, D.
Reference In Thompson, et al. International perspectives on Mathematics Curriculum
Web address
Own contribution 60%
10.9 Using case-based teaching to facilitate ethno-mathematics student teachers' professional development.
10.10 Teaching ethno-mathematics with cases: the value of metacognitive skills.
11 CURRENT POST-GRADUATE STUDENTS
Degree enrolled for MEd
Surname, Initials
Title Study leader /
Promoter Funding / Bursaries
Engelbrecht, A.M.E. 2011
Grade 4 Mathematics learners' anxiety during automatisation of multiplication facts in computer-assisted instructional environments
M.S. van der Walt Co: D. Jagals
Prinsloo, H.P. 2015 2016 (placed on ice)
Grade 8 learners’ metacognitive thinking in the creative representation of shapes and objects in real life (Graad 8-leerders se metakognitiewe denke in die kreatiewe uitbeelding van meetkundige figure en objekte in lewenswerklike situasies)
M.S. van der Walt Co: J.S. Fransman
Degree enrolled for PhD
Surname, Initials
Title Study leader / Promoter
Co-study leader / Co-promoter
Funding / Bursaries
1. Maree, S.J.V.
2012
Teaching strategies to facilitate pre-service foundation phase teachers' metacognitive skills for self-directed learning in mathematics
M.S. van der Walt
2. Labuschagne, L. 2016
Guidelines/Model to support/enhnce first year engineering students’ mathematical proficiency (Riglyne (Model) om eerstejaar-ingenieurstudente ten opsigte van die Ondersteuning van Wiskundige bevoegdheid)
M.S. van der Walt Co: D. Jagals
3. Van der Westhuizen. L. 2016
Visual representations and learning in Chemistry Co: M.S. van der Walt
4. Harris, M. (IKS) 2016
Metacognitive skills in teaching-learning indigenous knowledge in Life Sciences and Ethno-mathematics
M.S. van der Walt Co: J. de Beer
IKS
5 Jagals, D. 2016
Ethnomathematics, spirituality and metacognition M.S. van der Walt IKS
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12 PhD-students selected for RCI: Joany Fransman and Hannelie du Preez
TWO RCI PhD-students, Joany Fransman and Hannelie du Preez: SANPAD (South Africa-Netherlands Research Programme on Alternatives in Development) is a unique collaborative research programme that has been financed by the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs since 1997. In Phase 3, the funding will be directed through the Royal Embassy of the Netherlands, South Africa. SANPAD funds high-quality, collaborative research by South African researchers conducted in association with Dutch researchers. An ancillary to this funding process is an annual programme in research capacitation for emerging researchers, the Research Capacity Initiative-the RCI. It is therefore our pleasant duty at this time of the year to call for applications for South African junior researchers for the annual SANPAD Research Capacity Initiative (RCI) Programme, and I cordially invite you to co-operate with me in finding appropriate candidates for the thirty positions available on the Programme. The RCI Programme consists of approximately seven weeks of contact learning in social science (and other sciences) research methodologies, offered at a doctoral level. The workshops, the students’ transport and accommodation, and the other related expenses are funded by SANPAD – to the value of approximately R200 000 p.a. per student. This makes selection for the RCI tantamount to receiving one of the most valuable student scholarships in the RSA.
M.S. van der Walt 2016
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