One of the challenges of mathematics teaching in secondary school is to find a didactic practice that enables the students to approach consciously not easy subjects from a theoretical point of view, but at the same time useful to applications outside the mathematical field, for instance key concepts of calculus. Mediation of technology can play a major role to achieve this aim. In this paper we are going to examine a didactic activity, developed with the help of a graphic-symbolic calculator, concerning the introduction of the concept of integral
International audienceMathematics, seen as a model of pure science, often conveys the image of a sci...
Abstract. The paper faces an approach to Calculus in secondary schools within technological environm...
International audienceIn our research work, we have looked at the way in which artefacts become, for...
One of the challenges of mathematics teaching in secondary school is to find a didactic practice th...
International audienceA rapid technological evolution (Chapter 1), linked to profound changes within...
International audienceUniversity and older school students following scientific courses now use comp...
International audienceWhile computational technologies are transforming the professional practice of...
New technological tools currently available in schools enable approaching and experiencing mathemat-...
Abstract: The availability of ICT offers opportunities to reconsider teaching and learning in the ca...
International audienceThe paper analyses the complexity of integrating symbolic calculators in the m...
This paper concerns a research work developed in an European project. The aim of this work was to pr...
The effects of graphic calculators on the teaching and learning of mathematics depend on how this ne...
In today's digital era, the use of digital technology is essential in learning mathematics to create...
This study proposes a way to involve technology in the area of teaching mathematics. The technology ...
ABSRACT: The concepts of integrals are basic to students ’ understanding of calculus particularly fo...
International audienceMathematics, seen as a model of pure science, often conveys the image of a sci...
Abstract. The paper faces an approach to Calculus in secondary schools within technological environm...
International audienceIn our research work, we have looked at the way in which artefacts become, for...
One of the challenges of mathematics teaching in secondary school is to find a didactic practice th...
International audienceA rapid technological evolution (Chapter 1), linked to profound changes within...
International audienceUniversity and older school students following scientific courses now use comp...
International audienceWhile computational technologies are transforming the professional practice of...
New technological tools currently available in schools enable approaching and experiencing mathemat-...
Abstract: The availability of ICT offers opportunities to reconsider teaching and learning in the ca...
International audienceThe paper analyses the complexity of integrating symbolic calculators in the m...
This paper concerns a research work developed in an European project. The aim of this work was to pr...
The effects of graphic calculators on the teaching and learning of mathematics depend on how this ne...
In today's digital era, the use of digital technology is essential in learning mathematics to create...
This study proposes a way to involve technology in the area of teaching mathematics. The technology ...
ABSRACT: The concepts of integrals are basic to students ’ understanding of calculus particularly fo...
International audienceMathematics, seen as a model of pure science, often conveys the image of a sci...
Abstract. The paper faces an approach to Calculus in secondary schools within technological environm...
International audienceIn our research work, we have looked at the way in which artefacts become, for...