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102 _aUS
200 1 _aBeyond constructivism
_emodels and modeling perspectives on mathematics problem solving, learning, and teaching
_fEdited by Richard Lesh
_gHelen M. Doerr
210 _aMahwah
_cLawrence Erlbaum Associates
_d2003
215 _aXII, 597 p.
_cil.
464 1 _tIn what ways does a models and modeling perspective move beyond constructivism?
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464 1 _tFrom problem solving to modeling : the evolution of thinking about research on complex mathematical activity
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464 1 _tModels of functions and models of situations : on the design of modeling-based learning environments
_044223
464 1 _tIntegrating a models and modeling perspective with existing research and practice
_044224
464 1 _tUsing a translation model for curriculum development and classroom instruction
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464 1 _tBeyond constructivism : an improved fitness metaphor for the acquisition of mathematical knowledge
_044226
464 1 _tInterest, identity, and social functioning : central features of modeling activity
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464 1 _tA models and modeling perspective on metacognitive functioning in everiday situations where problem solvers develop mathematical constructs
_044228
464 1 _tLocal conceptual development pf proof schemes in a cooperative learning setting
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464 1 _tA models and modeling perspective on the role of small group learning activities
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464 1 _tA models and modeling perspective on problem solving
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464 1 _tEnds-in-view problems
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464 1 _tA models and modeling perspective on skills for high performance workplace
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464 1 _tA models and modeling perspective on technology-based representational media
_044234
464 1 _tIntroduction to an economic problem : a models and modeling perspective
_044235
464 1 _tThe case for cases
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464 1 _tThe EPICS model in engineering education : perspectives on problem-solving abilities needed for success beyond schools
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464 1 _tWhat methematical abilities are needed for sucess beyond school in a technology-based age of information?
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464 1 _tExplanations why? the role of explanations in answers to (assessment) problems
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464 1 _tTask-analysis cycles as tools for supporting students' mathematical development
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464 1 _tA modeling approach to describe teacher knowledge
_044241
464 1 _tA modeling approach for providinng teacher development
_044242
464 1 _tA modeling perspective on teacher development
_044243
464 1 _tA semiotic look at modeling behavior
_044244
464 1 _tPiagetian conceptual systems and models for mathematizing everyday experiences
_044245
464 1 _tOrigins and evolution of model-based reasoning in mathematics and science
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464 1 _tModel development sequences
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464 1 _tFoundations of a models and modeling perspective on mathematics teaching, learning, anf problem solving
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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
702 1 _aLesh
_bRichard
_ced.
702 1 _aDoerr
_bHelen M.
_cEd.
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