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_aBeyond constructivism _emodels and modeling perspectives on mathematics problem solving, learning, and teaching _fEdited by Richard Lesh _gHelen M. Doerr |
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_aMahwah _cLawrence Erlbaum Associates _d2003 |
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_aXII, 597 p. _cil. |
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_tIn what ways does a models and modeling perspective move beyond constructivism? _044221 |
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_tFrom problem solving to modeling : the evolution of thinking about research on complex mathematical activity _044222 |
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_tModels of functions and models of situations : on the design of modeling-based learning environments _044223 |
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_tIntegrating a models and modeling perspective with existing research and practice _044224 |
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_tUsing a translation model for curriculum development and classroom instruction _044225 |
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_tBeyond constructivism : an improved fitness metaphor for the acquisition of mathematical knowledge _044226 |
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_tInterest, identity, and social functioning : central features of modeling activity _044227 |
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_tA models and modeling perspective on metacognitive functioning in everiday situations where problem solvers develop mathematical constructs _044228 |
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_tLocal conceptual development pf proof schemes in a cooperative learning setting _044229 |
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_tA models and modeling perspective on the role of small group learning activities _044230 |
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_tA models and modeling perspective on problem solving _044231 |
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_tEnds-in-view problems _044232 |
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_tA models and modeling perspective on skills for high performance workplace _044233 |
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_tA models and modeling perspective on technology-based representational media _044234 |
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_tIntroduction to an economic problem : a models and modeling perspective _044235 |
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_tThe case for cases _044236 |
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_tThe EPICS model in engineering education : perspectives on problem-solving abilities needed for success beyond schools _044237 |
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_tWhat methematical abilities are needed for sucess beyond school in a technology-based age of information? _044238 |
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_tExplanations why? the role of explanations in answers to (assessment) problems _044239 |
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_tTask-analysis cycles as tools for supporting students' mathematical development _044240 |
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_tA modeling approach to describe teacher knowledge _044241 |
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_tA modeling approach for providinng teacher development _044242 |
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_tA modeling perspective on teacher development _044243 |
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_tA semiotic look at modeling behavior _044244 |
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_tPiagetian conceptual systems and models for mathematizing everyday experiences _044245 |
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_tOrigins and evolution of model-based reasoning in mathematics and science _044246 |
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_tModel development sequences _044247 |
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_tFoundations of a models and modeling perspective on mathematics teaching, learning, anf problem solving _044248 |
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606 | 1 | _aPsicologia Educacional | |
606 | 1 | _aModelos | |
606 | 1 | _aProfessor | |
606 | 1 | _aEnsino | |
606 | 1 | _aDesenvolvimento | |
606 | 1 | _aMetemáticas | |
606 | 1 | _aResolução de Problemas | |
606 | 1 | _aAprendizagem | |
606 | 1 | _aTeorias | |
606 | 1 | _aConstrutivismo | |
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_aLesh _bRichard _ced. |
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_aDoerr _bHelen M. _cEd. |
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