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Last edited by Alalch E. (talk | contribs) 11 days ago. (Update) |
Comment: Already covered in Bernt Michael Holmboe#Legacy; the content there could benefit from being updated. The list of names of low-profile individuals is not appropriate. —Alalch E. 11:00, 13 May 2024 (UTC)
The Bernt Michael Holmboe Memorial Prize was established in 2005 as a memorial award named after the mathematician Bernt Michael Holmboe (1795–1850), by the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters, to promote high-quality mathematics education.[1]
The prize is awarded to one or more mathematics teachers or a mathematics community within Norwegian primary or secondary schools.
The prize was first distributed in 2005. The ceremony takes place at Oslo Cathedral School, where Holmboe was once a student and later a mathematics teacher. The Norwegian Mathematical Society is responsible for selecting the recipients. The prize sum of NOK 100,000 is provided under the Abel Prize and was previously funded by the Abel Fund.[2] A scholarly seminar, known as the Holmboe Symposium, is held in conjunction with the prize distribution.
Prize laureates edit
- 2005: Svein Hallvard Torkildsen, teacher at Samfundets skole, Kristiansand
- 2006: Grete Normann Tofteberg, teacher at Kirkebygden barne- og ungdomsskole, Enebakk
- 2007: Karl Erik Sandvold, teacher at Oslo katedralskole, Oslo
- 2008: Elisabeth Aksnes, teacher at Bryne Videregåande Skule, Time
- 2009: Odd Heir, teacher at Oslo handelsgymnasium, Oslo
- 2010: Therese Hagfors, teacher at Bjørnevatn skole, Sør-Varanger
- 2011: Sigbjørn Hals, teacher at Måløy videregående skole, Måløy
- 2012: Gina Onsrud, teacher at Nardo skole, Trondheim
- 2013: Anne-Mari Jensen, teacher at Meløy videregående skole, Meløy og Gildeskål
- 2014: Tor Arne Mjølund, teacher at Kristiansand katedralskole Gimle, Kristiansand
- 2015: Matematikkseksjonen at Hellerud videregående skole, Oslo
- 2016: Ingunn Valbekmo, teacher at Byåsen skole, Trondheim
- 2017: Hanan Mohamed Abdelrahman, teacher at Lofsrud skole, Oslo
- 2018: Skage Hansen, teacher at Engebråten skole, Oslo
- 2019: Geir Birkeland, teacher at Hånes Skole, Kristiansand
- 2020: Anne Seland, teacher at Flekkefjord videregående skole, Flekkefjord
- 2021: Ludvig Vea, teacher at Åkrehamn videregående skole, Åkrehamn
- 2022: Tor Espen Kristensen, teacher at Stord vidaregåande skule, Stord
- 2023: Morten Munthe, teacher at Oslo Handelsgymnasium, Oslo
- 2024: Pål Harald Hansen, teacher at Sandnes og Bjørnevatn skole, Sør-Varanger
References edit
- ^ "Abel Prize | mathematics award". Encyclopedia Britannica. Archived from the original on 26 January 2020. Retrieved 19 May 2020.
- ^ Stubhaug, Arild (17 March 2005). "Abelfondets profil". Forskning.no (in Norwegian). Archived from the original on 25 June 2007. Retrieved 9 November 2008.