This study attempts to answer the question: "how well do preservice elementary teachers identify the necessary and sufficient conditions for a rhombus? Forty-five elementary preservice teachers were interviewed individually on a rhombus task. They were given four quadrilaterals and asked which of them was not a rhombus. Interview transcripts were analyzed and coded by each researcher independently. Findings have showed that some of the participants noticed many properties of a rhombus, but they did not see the relationships between the properties. Hence they could not reduce the list of properties to a concise definition with necessary and sufficient conditions. (C) 2012 Published by Elsevier Ltd. Selection and/or peer review under responsi...
This paper explores Van Hiele’s Model's use in planning the tasks to identify the properties of quad...
International audienceThis study aims to characterise elements of specialised knowledge of a group o...
Quadrilaterals are more difficult than triangles for some students of elementary schools. This pilot...
This study attempts to answer the question: "how well do preservice elementary teachers identify the...
This particular research is a comparative study where the similarities and differences of geometry c...
The object of this study was to show how prospective elementary mathematics teachers define and clas...
Colin Foster, Jeremy Hodgen and Dietmar Kuchemann exlore how the use of examples and counter-example...
This text is based on a research, which is still in progress, whose main objective is to identify a...
This research addresses elementary school prospective teachers’ education in geometry and takes plac...
This report summarises a study examining preservice elementary teachers' geometry content knowledge ...
The purpose of the current study was to explore pre-service middle school mathematics teachers’ pers...
WOS: 000449004100008This study investigated the relationships among prospective middle school mathem...
The limited mathematical knowledge of preservice primary teachers is aninternational concern. The ar...
This research aims to describe the understanding of the concept of π numbers for elementary school p...
This paper examines the mathematical knowledge for teaching (MKT) in Indonesia, specifically in scho...
This paper explores Van Hiele’s Model's use in planning the tasks to identify the properties of quad...
International audienceThis study aims to characterise elements of specialised knowledge of a group o...
Quadrilaterals are more difficult than triangles for some students of elementary schools. This pilot...
This study attempts to answer the question: "how well do preservice elementary teachers identify the...
This particular research is a comparative study where the similarities and differences of geometry c...
The object of this study was to show how prospective elementary mathematics teachers define and clas...
Colin Foster, Jeremy Hodgen and Dietmar Kuchemann exlore how the use of examples and counter-example...
This text is based on a research, which is still in progress, whose main objective is to identify a...
This research addresses elementary school prospective teachers’ education in geometry and takes plac...
This report summarises a study examining preservice elementary teachers' geometry content knowledge ...
The purpose of the current study was to explore pre-service middle school mathematics teachers’ pers...
WOS: 000449004100008This study investigated the relationships among prospective middle school mathem...
The limited mathematical knowledge of preservice primary teachers is aninternational concern. The ar...
This research aims to describe the understanding of the concept of π numbers for elementary school p...
This paper examines the mathematical knowledge for teaching (MKT) in Indonesia, specifically in scho...
This paper explores Van Hiele’s Model's use in planning the tasks to identify the properties of quad...
International audienceThis study aims to characterise elements of specialised knowledge of a group o...
Quadrilaterals are more difficult than triangles for some students of elementary schools. This pilot...