International audienceIn this paper, we will focus on the effects of teachers’ lack of the algebraic knowledge and sensitiveness that are necessary to effectively control the plurality of levels of interpretation involved within activities aimed at making students aware of the meanings associated to their use of algebraic language. Our analysis of class discussions conducted by a group of middle-school teachers involved in university training courses enabled us to highlight profound gaps, between modeling and interpretation, that prevent them from becoming aware of what it is important to stress when facing this kind of activities with students
peer reviewedThis study illuminates the knowledge for teaching elementary algebra by interpreting th...
German mathematics teaching-units in primary school lack explicit algebra learning environments. The...
This research study deals with the modes of representation that ninth-graders choose in order to com...
International audienceIn this paper, we will focus on the effects of teachers’ lack of the algebraic...
In this paper, we will focus on the e ects of teachers’ lack of the algebraic knowledge and sensitiv...
Often, the difficulties of students to make the cognitive leap from arithmetic to algebra is related...
This study explored ten middle-school teachers ’ perceptions of algebraic thinking by asking them to...
In this work we will introduce a theoretical construct that we have elaborated as a tool for the ana...
In this work we will introduce a theoretical construct that we have elaborated as a tool for the ana...
Abstract: This study examined teachers’ perceptions of the nature and scope of the challenges Grade ...
International audienceThe purpose of this study was to investigate United States mathematics teacher...
peer reviewedResearch focusing on algebra from primary to early secondary school level has made seve...
This paper explores the potential of group discussion in generating algebraic thinking among learner...
Teachers use their content and pedagogical content knowledge for teaching algebra. For this reason, ...
This paper reports on one teacher’s attempts to teach critical algebra understandings to a Year 9 cl...
peer reviewedThis study illuminates the knowledge for teaching elementary algebra by interpreting th...
German mathematics teaching-units in primary school lack explicit algebra learning environments. The...
This research study deals with the modes of representation that ninth-graders choose in order to com...
International audienceIn this paper, we will focus on the effects of teachers’ lack of the algebraic...
In this paper, we will focus on the e ects of teachers’ lack of the algebraic knowledge and sensitiv...
Often, the difficulties of students to make the cognitive leap from arithmetic to algebra is related...
This study explored ten middle-school teachers ’ perceptions of algebraic thinking by asking them to...
In this work we will introduce a theoretical construct that we have elaborated as a tool for the ana...
In this work we will introduce a theoretical construct that we have elaborated as a tool for the ana...
Abstract: This study examined teachers’ perceptions of the nature and scope of the challenges Grade ...
International audienceThe purpose of this study was to investigate United States mathematics teacher...
peer reviewedResearch focusing on algebra from primary to early secondary school level has made seve...
This paper explores the potential of group discussion in generating algebraic thinking among learner...
Teachers use their content and pedagogical content knowledge for teaching algebra. For this reason, ...
This paper reports on one teacher’s attempts to teach critical algebra understandings to a Year 9 cl...
peer reviewedThis study illuminates the knowledge for teaching elementary algebra by interpreting th...
German mathematics teaching-units in primary school lack explicit algebra learning environments. The...
This research study deals with the modes of representation that ninth-graders choose in order to com...