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Title
Research Note #5: How graphing calculators build deep Understanding: what one study says
Alternate Title
Research_Note_5 - How GC Builds Deep Underestanding
Year
2007
Publisher
Educational Studies in Mathematics
Author
Ferdinando D. Rivera
Language
English
Institution
high school
Department
mathematics
City
Midwestern high school
Abstract
In an qualitative study of TI-89 use in a Precalculus class, the device played an important, mediating role in the progressive evolution of mathematical thought, from the concrete to the abstract, or from material to theoretical knowledge. This study provides a detailed account of how deep conceptual understanding can build through use of a graphing calculator.
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Research note
Keywords
Research note, TI-89, Pre-Calculus,Graphing Calculators
Document Content
This is a summary of the full paper:
Rivera, F.D. (2007), Accounting for Students Schemes in the Development of a Graphical Process for Solving Polynomial Inequalities in Instrumented Activity. Educational Studies in Mathematics. Downloaded from Online First, January, 2007.
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