NORSMA 12
Please reserve conference days 28.- 29. October 2026.
Theme of the 12th NORSMA conference is as follows:
DEIA: Diversity, equity, inclusion and access
NORSMA 12 deals with important questions about mathematics and special education in the Nordic countries, where theories, empirical results and experiences from practice are presented. We are looking for both results from development and research already finalized, experiences from on-going work, and ideas for future collaboration.
Presentations and discussions are organized in themes and target groups. Themes include identification and teaching students in special needs in mathematics, strategies to prevent and intervene, teacher qualifications, and national policies on special needs and mathematics education. Target groups include children, adolescents, adults, and students.
The conference will be fertile ground for inspiration and co-learning across Nordic countries is provided, as education in the Nordic countries shares some similarities, but also differs. In addition, perspectives from outside the Nordic countries will be presented and discussed.
Confirmed keynotes
Professor Bert de Smedt, University of Leuven, Belgium
Associate professor Rachel Lambert, University of California, USA
Professor Henrik D. Zachrisson, University of Oslo, Noway
This website will be continuously updated with various deadlines, prices, programme, call for paper, possible accommodation etc.
Conference programme
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Call for paper
NORSMA 12 28. - 29. October 2026 in Oslo deals with important questions about mathematics and special education in the Nordic countries, where theories, empirical results and experiences from practice are presented. We are trough this announcement interested in both results from development and research already finalized, experiences from on-going work, and ideas for future collaboration. We are also interested in theoretical contributions to fundamental issues as what is meant by special needs education in mathematics and as how to characterize being in difficulties in mathematics.
Please send the submission form and your paper (max 500 words) using the online form. You can download the submission form as well as a template for the paper below.
Template for writing paper (doc)
Principles for writing paper (pdf)
Deadlines |
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| February 2026 | Call for paper (open now) |
| 10th of April 2026 | Deadline for call for paper |
| 31st of May 2026 | Review process closed |
| June 2026 | Final programme - second announcement |
| 15th of September 2026 | Deadline for registration |
| 28rd-29th of October 2026 | Conference |
Accomodation
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Destination and transportation
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Registration and prices
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