This paper describes a classroom experiment using hand held computer algebra for the learning of algebra. During a five week period students of the ninth grade (14-15 years old) used a symbolic calculator for solving systems of equations that contained parameters. In doing so, the aim was to develop the conception of a parameter as a means for generalization. The instrumentation schemes for the mathematical tasks involved, however, were not easy to the students. The appropriate use of the technology seemed to be closely related to the understanding of the mathematical concepts behind the procedures. The idea of the instrumentation of information and communications technology tools turned out to be fruitful in the interpretation of the stude...
This document is based largely on work conducted jointly by the DIDIREM laboratory and the Commissio...
This document is based largely on work conducted jointly by the DIDIREM laboratory and the Commissio...
International audienceA rapid technological evolution (Chapter 1), linked to profound changes within...
It is well known that algebra is a difficult topic in the school mathematics curriculum, and is ofte...
This paper focuses on a systematic review of studies on how different ICT tools can be used to devel...
ABSTRACT: This paper examines the process through which students learn to make functional use of com...
Abstract: Prior to the availability of personal technology in the form of graphics calculators, the ...
For several years the skill level of students leaving secondary education in the Netherlands has bee...
What evidence can be found in recent research literature of the potential positive or negative effec...
Prior to the availability of personal technology in the form of graphics calculators, the algebra cu...
Abstract: In this study, feasibility of computer algebra systems, which are more commonly used in s...
This document is based largely on work conducted jointly by the DIDIREM laboratory and the Commissio...
This document is based largely on work conducted jointly by the DIDIREM laboratory and the Commissio...
The use of digital tools in algebra education is expected to not only contribute to master skill, bu...
This document is based largely on work conducted jointly by the DIDIREM laboratory and the Commissio...
This document is based largely on work conducted jointly by the DIDIREM laboratory and the Commissio...
This document is based largely on work conducted jointly by the DIDIREM laboratory and the Commissio...
International audienceA rapid technological evolution (Chapter 1), linked to profound changes within...
It is well known that algebra is a difficult topic in the school mathematics curriculum, and is ofte...
This paper focuses on a systematic review of studies on how different ICT tools can be used to devel...
ABSTRACT: This paper examines the process through which students learn to make functional use of com...
Abstract: Prior to the availability of personal technology in the form of graphics calculators, the ...
For several years the skill level of students leaving secondary education in the Netherlands has bee...
What evidence can be found in recent research literature of the potential positive or negative effec...
Prior to the availability of personal technology in the form of graphics calculators, the algebra cu...
Abstract: In this study, feasibility of computer algebra systems, which are more commonly used in s...
This document is based largely on work conducted jointly by the DIDIREM laboratory and the Commissio...
This document is based largely on work conducted jointly by the DIDIREM laboratory and the Commissio...
The use of digital tools in algebra education is expected to not only contribute to master skill, bu...
This document is based largely on work conducted jointly by the DIDIREM laboratory and the Commissio...
This document is based largely on work conducted jointly by the DIDIREM laboratory and the Commissio...
This document is based largely on work conducted jointly by the DIDIREM laboratory and the Commissio...
International audienceA rapid technological evolution (Chapter 1), linked to profound changes within...