Tracing learners’ growth of mathematical understanding in a dynamic geometry environment: Networking multiple theories

This research coordinated the Pirie-Kieren theory and instrumental genesis to examine learner’s growth of mathematical understanding in a dynamic geometry environment. Data analysis suggested that coordinating the two theoretical approaches provided a productive means to capture learner’s growth of geometry understanding in a dynamic geometry environment. By networking the two theoretical approaches, this paper presents a model for studying learner's growth of mathematical understanding in a dynamic learning environment while accounting for interaction with digital tools.

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Work Title Tracing learners’ growth of mathematical understanding in a dynamic geometry environment: Networking multiple theories
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  1. Xiangquan Yao
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  1. Proceedings of the 44th Conference of the International Group for the Psychology of Mathematics Education (Vol.4)
Publication Date July 1, 2020
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