Titlebook: Approaches to Algebra; Perspectives for Res Nadine Bernarz,Carolyn Kieran,Lesley Lee Book 1996 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1996 algebra.arit

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Leistung und Systemisch-integrative Führung evolution, lead to thinking about the didactic role that this activity could play in the construction of algebraic knowledge on the part of the students. This idea, together with the growing body of evidence that spreadsheet environments may help pupils to develop fundamental aspects of algebraic t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9000-2bra as problem solving” tradition. The following comments mention the possibility of distinguishing algebra much more sharply from arithmetic, question the assumption that growth in learning should be gradual and point out the influence of research designs on research “conclusions.”

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9000-2e necessity of including a manipulable symbolic language. Then, the need for a fuller classification system for the analysis of word problems is argued. Such a system should take account not only of a larger variety of problems but also of the interactions and distinctions between formulating the pr

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Leistung und Systemisch-integrative Führung question: “Where can we find the problems that brought about the development of algebra?” A first answer, not a bad one, may be: “In the beginning were the problems.” A second answer may also be: “Problems are central in mathematics; they are at the core of the main texts of algebra.” A third answe

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Leistung und Systemisch-integrative Führungormulas, one of the main modes of algebraic activity that need to be learned. But the exploration of generic problems and their extensions that provides a mathematically authentic and motivating mode of activity through which all of algebra can be learned. The chapter reviews the nature of algebra a

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Approaches to Algebra978-94-009-1732-3Series ISSN 0924-4921 Series E-ISSN 2214-983X

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Grundlagen der empirischen Untersuchung,in an educational approach based on an oversimplified vision of algebra, which hides the semantic background of its grammar. In this chapter, some decisive factors in the evolution of the constitution of algebraic language are discussed in order to extract lessons from history that have a bearing on the teaching of this language today.

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