The Early Years Generalising Project (EYGP) involves Australian Years 1-4 (age 5-9) students and investigates how they grasp and express generalisations. This paper focuses on data collected from six Year 1 students in an exploratory study within a clinical interview setting that required students to identify function rules. Preliminary findings suggest that the use of gestures (both by students and interviewers), self-talk (by students), and concrete acting out, assisted students to reach generalisations and to begin to express these generalities. It also appears that as students become aware of the structure, their use of gestures and self- talk tended to decrease
The ability to generalize and represent the generalization exhibited by eight fourth-grade students ...
In the last decades studies about the early algebra proposal have provided evidences of elementary s...
We describe 24 third (8–9 years old) and 24 fifth (10–11 years old) graders’ generalization working ...
The Early Years Generalizing Project (EYGP) involves Australian years 1 to 4 (age 5 to 9) students a...
The Early Years Generalizing Project (EYGP) involves Australian years 1 to 4 (age 5 to 9) students a...
El Early Years Generalizing Project (EYGP) implica a estudiantes de primer a cuarto curso de la educ...
This paper reports on a section of the Early Years Generalising Project (EYGP) involving Australian ...
The Early Years Generalising Project involves Australian students, Years 1–4 (age 5–9), and explores...
The ability to generalize and represent the generalization exhibited by eight fourth-grade students ...
Recent research has highlighted the role of functional relationships in introducing elementary schoo...
This paper focuses on functional thinking as an approximation to algebraic thinking in third-year pr...
This paper explores how young Indigenous students’ (Year 2 and 3) generalise growing patterns. Piage...
This article discusses the characteristics of word problems that are associated with students’ use o...
This article discusses the characteristics of word problems that are associated with students’ use o...
This article discusses evidence of fifth graders’ (10-11 year olds’) ability to generalize when solv...
The ability to generalize and represent the generalization exhibited by eight fourth-grade students ...
In the last decades studies about the early algebra proposal have provided evidences of elementary s...
We describe 24 third (8–9 years old) and 24 fifth (10–11 years old) graders’ generalization working ...
The Early Years Generalizing Project (EYGP) involves Australian years 1 to 4 (age 5 to 9) students a...
The Early Years Generalizing Project (EYGP) involves Australian years 1 to 4 (age 5 to 9) students a...
El Early Years Generalizing Project (EYGP) implica a estudiantes de primer a cuarto curso de la educ...
This paper reports on a section of the Early Years Generalising Project (EYGP) involving Australian ...
The Early Years Generalising Project involves Australian students, Years 1–4 (age 5–9), and explores...
The ability to generalize and represent the generalization exhibited by eight fourth-grade students ...
Recent research has highlighted the role of functional relationships in introducing elementary schoo...
This paper focuses on functional thinking as an approximation to algebraic thinking in third-year pr...
This paper explores how young Indigenous students’ (Year 2 and 3) generalise growing patterns. Piage...
This article discusses the characteristics of word problems that are associated with students’ use o...
This article discusses the characteristics of word problems that are associated with students’ use o...
This article discusses evidence of fifth graders’ (10-11 year olds’) ability to generalize when solv...
The ability to generalize and represent the generalization exhibited by eight fourth-grade students ...
In the last decades studies about the early algebra proposal have provided evidences of elementary s...
We describe 24 third (8–9 years old) and 24 fifth (10–11 years old) graders’ generalization working ...