Beyond the Apparent Banality of the Mathematics Classroom
DOI: 10.1007/0-387-30451-7_8
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“…We also noted that while there has been considerable --------------20 This further supports our assumption that forms of integration are internal to pedagogic practice in teacher education. 21 We note here that a similar point is made in Margolinas, Coulange and Bessot (2005) pointing further to resonance between the orientation to knowledge for teaching in QUANTUM and didactical theory as developed and used in studies in France.…”
Section: Mathematics For Teaching: a Social Productionsupporting
confidence: 60%
“…We also noted that while there has been considerable --------------20 This further supports our assumption that forms of integration are internal to pedagogic practice in teacher education. 21 We note here that a similar point is made in Margolinas, Coulange and Bessot (2005) pointing further to resonance between the orientation to knowledge for teaching in QUANTUM and didactical theory as developed and used in studies in France.…”
Section: Mathematics For Teaching: a Social Productionsupporting
confidence: 60%
“…Los tres primeros "permiten estructurar el porqué de esa praxis, es decir, su logos didáctico" (Ruiz Higueras y García, 2011: 438); constituyen los cimientos de la práctica docente, los elementos -más o menos explícitos-que le dan forma y la modelan. De este modo, Margolinas et al (2005) distinguen una praxis llevada a cabo en el aula, de los fundamentos que le dan sentido a esa acción.…”
Section: Las Prácticas Pedagógicasunclassified
“…It is observed that teachers, who have been working for a long time, have difficulty to accept their own mistakes. Many studies emphasize the importance of cognitive conflict environment (Bell, 1983;Borasi, 1996;Borasi, 1996 cited in Graeber andJohnson, 1991;Movshovitz-Hadar and Hadas, 1990) for discovering the knowledge deficiencies (Margolinas, Coulange andBessot, 2005 cited in Mercier, 1995;Ryan and McCrae, 2005;Ryan and Williams, 2007). As the implementation progressed, teachers were able to discuss their mistakes.…”
Section: Extended Abstractmentioning
confidence: 99%