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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-91684-7s a cornerstone of their encounter with university mathematics. In this and the next chapter M and RME explore how the students experience this encounter: here the focus is more explicitly on the students’ ., as evident in their writing / speaking etc; in Chapter 4 the focus is more explicitly on th

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,Anweisung zum Pflanzen von Würzkräutern,ng. It is then of no surprise that a considerable portion of studies in the area focus on students’ first encounters with it. In most studies (e.g. Ferrini–Mundy & Graham, 1991) students appear to be in difficulty with the delta–epsilon mathematical formalism as well as with assigning meaning to the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-48580-0ral matters of teaching, learning and research rather than a scrutiny of the type of data M and RME have been discussing in the preceding chapters – is not new. Anna Sfard (1998a), for example, discussed such matters with mathematician Shimshon A. Amitsur.

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Mediating Mathematical Meaning Through Symbolisation, Verbalisation and Visualisation, re-thought in his later work (in which he attempted to be more inclusive of perceptions that he admitted as perhaps unutterable). However it is an apt introduction to the theme M and RME discuss in this chapter: students’ attempts to mediate mathematical meaning through words, symbols and diagrams.

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