International audienceThe aim of this study is to investigate to what extent authority is distributed and opportunities for children's agency in mathematical activities. We are drawing on a sociocultural perspective on learning to analyse the distribution of authority among kindergarten teachers and children and exercise of agency in various mathematical activities in the kindergarten. Our analyses show that authority is distributed to some extent, through questioning and opening for children's contributions. Moreover, opportunities are given in which children exercise conceptual agency with respect to mathematical reasoning concerning geometrical shapes and measurement
This study considers children\u27s mathematical learning in social context. In particular, the learn...
International audienceAlthough the trends seem to be shifting, researchers have given far less atten...
Kindergarten is a bridge linking children\u27s informally learned mathematical knowledge to formal s...
International audienceThe aim of this study is to investigate to what extent authority is distribute...
International audienceThis paper aims to increase the insight into kindergarten teachers' justificat...
The aim of this study is to address the subtleties in the process of how kindergarten teachers orche...
The core practice of leading mathematical discussions has received considerable attention in the sch...
International audienceIn this study we investigate the mathematical discourse in a kindergarten. The...
International audienceThis paper reports on a multiple-case study which focuses on four kindergarten...
A study into the mathematics-related interactions and developing attitudes of young children during ...
International audienceSixteen assemblies in a Norwegian kindergarten have been studied to identify c...
International audienceThe paper shows how two gifted primary school children use rules of an individ...
In this paper we report on the development of ‘socio-mathematical agency’ (SMA), a concept which wa...
This paper explores teachers ’ “agency ” as they talk about using a Sociocultural approach to teachi...
It is assumed that mathematical learning is influenced by both individual and social processes, and ...
This study considers children\u27s mathematical learning in social context. In particular, the learn...
International audienceAlthough the trends seem to be shifting, researchers have given far less atten...
Kindergarten is a bridge linking children\u27s informally learned mathematical knowledge to formal s...
International audienceThe aim of this study is to investigate to what extent authority is distribute...
International audienceThis paper aims to increase the insight into kindergarten teachers' justificat...
The aim of this study is to address the subtleties in the process of how kindergarten teachers orche...
The core practice of leading mathematical discussions has received considerable attention in the sch...
International audienceIn this study we investigate the mathematical discourse in a kindergarten. The...
International audienceThis paper reports on a multiple-case study which focuses on four kindergarten...
A study into the mathematics-related interactions and developing attitudes of young children during ...
International audienceSixteen assemblies in a Norwegian kindergarten have been studied to identify c...
International audienceThe paper shows how two gifted primary school children use rules of an individ...
In this paper we report on the development of ‘socio-mathematical agency’ (SMA), a concept which wa...
This paper explores teachers ’ “agency ” as they talk about using a Sociocultural approach to teachi...
It is assumed that mathematical learning is influenced by both individual and social processes, and ...
This study considers children\u27s mathematical learning in social context. In particular, the learn...
International audienceAlthough the trends seem to be shifting, researchers have given far less atten...
Kindergarten is a bridge linking children\u27s informally learned mathematical knowledge to formal s...