In this text, we report on a research project developed within the European research team TELMA (Technology Enhanced Learning in MAthematics) of the Kaleidoscope network of excellence created in 2004. We describe the conceptual and methodological tools we have progressively built for allowing productive research collaboration and overcoming the difficulties resulting from the diversity and heterogeneity of our respective theoretical backgrounds. We also show how these tools have contributed to give us a clearer idea of what is needed in terms of theoretical connection and integration in mathematics education, of what seems accessible today and how
Mathematics education as a research domain is characterized by a plurality of theoretical approaches...
Abstract The central question at stake in this chapter is: What theoretical frames are used in tech...
International audienceOur interest is in the development of modeling activities that link knowledge ...
In this text, we report on a research project developed within the European research team TELMA (Tec...
Presented at CERME5, the Fifth Congress of ERME, the European Society for Research in Mathematics Ed...
International audienceThis paper presents the methodology developed within TELMA for connecting and ...
International audienceThe meta-didactical transposition framework is an important reference for stud...
International audienceLine of thought of the previous working groups in CERME5 to CERME9 Since CERME...
International audienceThe paper focuses on the social dimensions of the issues addressed in this wor...
Connecting theories is a normal activity in the practice of mathematics education researchers and th...
Abstract Our chapter is in four sections. Michèle Artigue tells the story of her transition from mat...
International audienceIn the context of the Kaleidoscope Network of Excellence, six European researc...
The purpose of this Forum is to stimulate critical debate in the area of theory use and theory devel...
Mathematics education as a research domain is characterized by a plurality of theoretical approaches...
Abstract The central question at stake in this chapter is: What theoretical frames are used in tech...
International audienceOur interest is in the development of modeling activities that link knowledge ...
In this text, we report on a research project developed within the European research team TELMA (Tec...
Presented at CERME5, the Fifth Congress of ERME, the European Society for Research in Mathematics Ed...
International audienceThis paper presents the methodology developed within TELMA for connecting and ...
International audienceThe meta-didactical transposition framework is an important reference for stud...
International audienceLine of thought of the previous working groups in CERME5 to CERME9 Since CERME...
International audienceThe paper focuses on the social dimensions of the issues addressed in this wor...
Connecting theories is a normal activity in the practice of mathematics education researchers and th...
Abstract Our chapter is in four sections. Michèle Artigue tells the story of her transition from mat...
International audienceIn the context of the Kaleidoscope Network of Excellence, six European researc...
The purpose of this Forum is to stimulate critical debate in the area of theory use and theory devel...
Mathematics education as a research domain is characterized by a plurality of theoretical approaches...
Abstract The central question at stake in this chapter is: What theoretical frames are used in tech...
International audienceOur interest is in the development of modeling activities that link knowledge ...