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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 Abstracting in the context of Spontaneous Learning Williams, Gaye
2007
2 p. 69-88
artikel
2 Abstracting processes, from individuals’ constructing of knowledge to a group’s “shared knowledge” Hershkowitz, Rina
2007
2 p. 41-68
artikel
3 Abstraction as a natural process of mental compression Gray, Eddie
2007
2 p. 23-40
artikel
4 Abstraction in mathematics learning Mitchelmore, Michael
2007
2 p. 1-9
artikel
5 A case of the inapplicability of the Rasch model: Mapping conceptual learning Stacey, Kaye
2006
2 p. 77-92
artikel
6 A case study of effective practice in mathematics teaching and learning informed by Valsiner’s zone theory Geiger, Vince
2017
2 p. 143-161
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7 A developmental multimodal model for multiplication and division Mulligan, Joanne
1998
2 p. 61-86
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8 A developmental scale of mental computation with part-whole numbers Callingham, Rosemary
2004
2 p. 69-86
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9 A dialectical approach to the formation of mathematical abstractions Ozmantar, Mehmet Fatih
2007
2 p. 89-112
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10 Affect and mathematics education Leder, Gilah
2005
2 p. 1-8
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11 A framework for mathematics graphical tasks: the influence of the graphic element on student sense making Lowrie, Tom
2012
2 p. 169-187
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12 A longitudinal study of student understanding of chance and data Watson, Jane
2006
2 p. 40-55
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13 A marriage of continuance: professional development for mathematics lecturers Barton, Bill
2014
2 p. 147-164
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14 Analysing the implemented curriculum of mathematics in preschool education Zacharos, Konstantinos
2013
2 p. 151-167
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15 Analysis of primary school children’s abilities and strategies for reading and recording time from analogue and digital clocks Boulton-Lewis, Gillian
1997
2 p. 136-151
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16 Applying constructivist theory to practice in a technology-based learning environment Forster, Patricia
1999
2 p. 81-93
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17 Applying the rasch rating scale model to gain insights into students’ conceptualisation of quality mathematics instruction Bradley, Kelly
2006
2 p. 11-26
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18 Appreciating mathematical structure for all Mason, John
2009
2 p. 10-32
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19 Approaches to investigating young children’s mathematical activity Way, Jennifer

2 p. 281-286
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20 Are the words as important as the concepts? Using pedagogical language knowledge to expand analysis of mathematics teaching with linguistically diverse students Zahner, William

2 p. 457-477
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21 Assessing metacognition of grade 2 and grade 4 students using an adaptation of multi-method interview approach during mathematics problem-solving Kuzle, A.
2017
2 p. 185-207
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22 Assessing spatial reasoning during play: educator observations, assessment and curriculum planning Pollitt, Rachel

2 p. 331-363
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23 A tantalising journey Owens, Kay
2000
2 p. 170-172
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24 A typology of mathematics teachers’ beliefs about teaching and learning mathematics and instructional practices (Tasos) Barkatsas, Anastasios
2005
2 p. 69-90
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25 Awareness of pattern and structure in early mathematical development Mulligan, Joanne
2009
2 p. 33-49
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26 Blended-format professional development and the emergence of communities of practice Hodges, Thomas E.
2012
2 p. 299-316
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27 Blocking the growth of mathematical understanding: A challenge for teaching Towers, Jo
2002
2 p. 121-132
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28 Book review FitzSimons, Gail E.
1997
2 p. 244-247
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29 Bounded learning progressions: a framework to capture young children’s development of mathematical activity in play-based contexts Cutting, Chelsea

2 p. 317-337
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30 Bridging a cultural gap Leviatan, Talma
2008
2 p. 105-116
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31 Bringing teaching to teacher education Mousley, Judith
1999
2 p. 149-153
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32 Calculus students’ ability to solve geometric related-rates problems Martin, Tami
2000
2 p. 74-91
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33 Caring teaching practices in multiethnic mathematics classrooms: attending to health and well-being Averill, Robin
2012
2 p. 105-128
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34 Cas-enabled technologies as ‘agents provocateurs’ in teaching and learning mathematical modelling in secondary school classrooms Geiger, Vince
2010
2 p. 48-68
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35 Challenging preservice secondary mathematics teachers’ conceptions of function McCulloch, Allison W.

2 p. 343-368
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36 Classroom observation data and instruction in primary mathematics education: improving design and rigour Thompson, Carla J.
2013
2 p. 301-323
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37 Cognition in the formal modes: Research mathematics and the SOLO taxonomy Chick, Helen
1998
2 p. 4-26
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38 Cognitive load and modelling of an algebra problem Chinnappan, Mohan
2010
2 p. 8-23
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39 Cognitive models underlying algebraic and non-algebraic solutions to unequal partition problems MacGregor, Mollie
1998
2 p. 46-60
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40 Collaborative innovations with rural and regional secondary teachers: enhancing student learning in mathematics Pegg, John
2011
2 p. 149-167
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41 Commognitive analysis of undergraduate mathematics students’ first encounter with the subgroup test Ioannou, Marios
2017
2 p. 117-142
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42 Competing influences that impact preservice teachers Daniel, Leah

2 p. 383-408
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43 Conceptualising critical mathematical thinking in young students Monteleone, Chrissy

2 p. 339-359
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44 Conceptual mis(understandings) of fractions: From area models to multiple embodiments Zhang, Xiaofen
2014
2 p. 233-261
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45 Concrete and formal arguments: The case of division by zero Tsamir, Pessia
2000
2 p. 92-106
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46 Correction to: Changes in mathematics teachers’ self-reported beliefs and practices over the course of a blended continuing professional development programme Calleja, James

2 p. 481
artikel
47 Correction to: Characteristics of high enjoyment teachers of mathematics in primary schools Russo, James

2 p. 479
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48 Creating algorithms by accounting for features of the solution: the case of pursuing maximum happiness Moala, John Griffith

2 p. 263-284
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49 Cultural horizons for mathematics Owens, Kay
2011
2 p. 253-274
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50 Data representation and interpretation by primary school students working in groups Chick, Helen
2001
2 p. 91-111
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51 Defining mathematical problems and problem solving: prospective primary teachers’ beliefs in Cyprus and England Xenofontos, Constantinos
2013
2 p. 279-299
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52 Demonstration lessons in mathematics education: teachers’ observation foci and intended changes in practice Clarke, Doug
2012
2 p. 207-230
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53 Developing mathematics understanding and abstraction: The case of equivalence in the elementary years Warren, Elizabeth
2009
2 p. 76-95
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54 Developing number sense with Fingu: a preschooler’s embodied mathematics during interactions with a multi-touch digital game Tucker, Stephen I.

2 p. 393-417
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55 Developing students’ functional thinking in algebra through different visualisations of a growing pattern’s structure Wilkie, Karina J.
2015
2 p. 223-243
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56 Developing understanding of number system structure from the history of mathematics Nataraj, Mala Saraswathy
2009
2 p. 96-115
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57 Development of the concept of statistical variation: An exploratory study Torok, Rob
2000
2 p. 147-169
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58 Different disciplines, different transitions Wood, Leigh
2008
2 p. 117-134
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59 Discovering key interactions. How student interactions relate to progress in mathematical generalization Varhol, Astrid

2 p. 365-382
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60 Does advanced mathematics help students enter university more than basic mathematics? Gender and returns to year 12 mathematics in Australia Sikora, Joanna
2018
2 p. 197-218
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61 Easier analysis and better reporting: Modelling ordinal data in mathematics education research Doig, Brian
2006
2 p. 56-76
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62 Editorial Barton, Bill
2001
2 p. 73
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63 Editorial Barton, Bill
2002
2 p. 85-86
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64 Editorial Barton, Bill
2003
2 p. 84-86
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65 Editorial Forgasz, Helen
2004
2 p. 1-2
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66 Editorial Jorgensen, Robyn
2014
2 p. 129-130
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67 Effects of reading-oriented tasks on students’ reading comprehension of geometry proof Yang, Kai-Lin
2012
2 p. 215-238
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68 Enriching student concept images: Teaching and learning fractions through a multiple-embodiment approach Zhang, Xiaofen
2014
2 p. 201-231
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69 Erratum to: A framework for assessing middle school students’ thinking in conditional probability and independence Tarr, James E.
1997
2 p. 250-251
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70 Erratum to: The work of Glendon Lean on the Counting Systems of Papua New Guinea and Oceania Owens, Kay
2001
2 p. 161
artikel
71 Ethnomathematical ideas in the curriculum Adam, Shehenaz
2004
2 p. 49-68
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72 Evaluating the impact of a Spatial Reasoning Mathematics Program (SRMP) intervention in the primary school Mulligan, Joanne

2 p. 285-305
artikel
73 Examining equity of opportunities for learning mathematics through positioning theory Tait-McCutcheon, Sandi L.
2016
2 p. 327-348
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74 Exploring differences in practicing teachers’ knowledge use in a dynamic and static proportional task Brown, Rachael Eriksen

2 p. 419-436
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75 Exploring teachers’ use of, and students’ reactions to, challenging mathematics tasks Sullivan, Peter
2013
2 p. 193-213
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76 Exploring the classroom practices that may enable a compassionate approach to financial literacy education Blue, Levon Ellen
2017
2 p. 143-164
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77 Exploring the mathematical confidence of Indigenous preservice teachers in a remote teacher education program Thornton, Steve
2011
2 p. 235-252
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78 Facilitating and direct guidance in student-centered classrooms: addressing “lines or pieces” difficulty Ding, Meixia
2014
2 p. 353-376
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79 First-year and final-year undergraduate students’ perceptions of university mathematics departments Hall, Jennifer

2 p. 189-214
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80 (Fish) food for thought: Authority shifts in the interaction between mathematics and reality Peled, Irit
2010
2 p. 108-120
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81 Folding back in students’ construction of mathematical generalizations within a dynamic geometry environment Yao, Xiangquan

2 p. 241-268
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82 Fostering number sense in low SES children: a comparison between low- and high-intensity interventions Tonizzi, Irene

2 p. 345-363
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83 Graphical construction of a local perspective on differentiation and integration Hong, Ye Yoon
2014
2 p. 183-200
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84 Growing research groves to visualize young students’ learning in small groups Knox, Joanne

2 p. 401-425
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85 Has constructivism become too comfortable? Ellerton, Nerida F.
1997
2 p. 119-121
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86 How different is it really? – rural and urban primary students’ use of ICT in mathematics Loong, Esther
2011
2 p. 189-211
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87 How high is the tramping track? Mathematising and applying in a calculus model-eliciting activity Yoon, Caroline
2010
2 p. 141-157
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88 How much does facilitation matter? Comparing externally and participant-facilitated, MQI-based video clubs Mitchell, Rebecca

2 p. 369-392
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89 How structure sense for algebraic expressions or equations is related to structure sense for abstract algebra Novotná, Jarmila
2008
2 p. 93-104
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90 Identifying cognitive engagement in the mathematics classroom Helme, Sue
2001
2 p. 133-153
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91 Identifying routines in the discourse of undergraduate students when defining Fernández-León, Aurora

2 p. 301-319
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92 Implementing a reform-oriented pedagogy: challenges for novice secondary mathematics teachers Lewis, Gary M.
2014
2 p. 399-419
artikel
93 Implications for intervention: categorising the quantitative mental imagery of children Thomas, Jonathan Norris
2012
2 p. 231-256
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94 Improving numeracy education in rural schools: a professional development approach Goos, Merrilyn
2011
2 p. 129-148
artikel
95 Influences of indigenous language on spatial frames of reference in Aboriginal English Edmonds-Wathen, Cris
2013
2 p. 169-192
artikel
96 In search of the mechanisms that enable transfer from spatial reasoning to mathematics understanding Lowrie, Tom

2 p. 175-188
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97 Instructional characteristics in mathematics classrooms: relationships to achievement goal orientation and student engagement Lazarides, Rebecca
2017
2 p. 201-217
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98 Introduction to MERJ special issue, “Theoretical foundations of engagement in mathematics: empirical studies from the field” Carmichael, Colin
2017
2 p. 131-132
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99 Introductory algebra: Four approaches or one? Redden, Ted
1999
2 p. 145-148
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100 Investigating parental roles in students’ learning of mathematics from a cross-national perspective Cai, Jinfa
2003
2 p. 87-106
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101 Investigating students’ academic numeracy in 1st level university courses Galligan, Linda
2014
2 p. 129-145
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102 Investigating young children’s learning of mass measurement Cheeseman, Jill
2013
2 p. 131-150
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103 Is the key to better PISA math scores improving spatial skills? Sorby, Sheryl A.

2 p. 213-233
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104 Is thereLife afterModelling? Student conceptions of mathematics Houston, Ken
2010
2 p. 69-80
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105 It’s just as well kids don’t vote: the positioning of children through public discourse around national testing Lange, Troels
2014
2 p. 377-397
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106 “Juntos pero no revueltos”: microaggressions and language in the mathematics education of non-dominant Latinas/os LópezLeiva, Carlos A.
2014
2 p. 421-438
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107 Knowledge concerning the mathematical horizon: a close view Guberman, Raisa
2014
2 p. 165-182
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108 Learners’ engagement in mathematics—theories, frameworks and results Sträßer, Rudolf
2017
2 p. 255-259
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109 Learning and teaching mathematics: A cognitive perspective Boulton-Lewis, Gillian
1998
2 p. 1-3
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110 Learning to teach upper primary school algebra: changes to teachers’ mathematical knowledge for teaching functional thinking Wilkie, Karina J
2015
2 p. 245-275
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111 Linear geometric number patterns: Middle school students’ strategies Bishop, Joyee
2000
2 p. 107-126
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112 Linking comparing and contrasting, generalising and justifying: a case study of primary students’ levels of justifying Widjaja, Wanty

2 p. 321-343
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113 List of reviewers 1997
2 p. 248-249
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114 Making images and noticing properties: The role of graphing software in mathematical generalisation Martin, Lyndon
2003
2 p. 171-186
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115 Mathematics anxiety and mathematics achievement Sherman, Brian F.
2003
2 p. 138-150
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116 MERJ special issue—editorial McPhan, Greg
2011
2 p. 77-81
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117 Modelling mathematics problem solving item responses using a multidimensional IRT model Wu, Margaret
2006
2 p. 93-113
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118 Motivation and engagement in mathematics: a qualitative framework for teacher-student interactions Durksen, Tracy L.
2017
2 p. 163-181
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119 Motivation for math in rural schools: student and teacher perspectives Hardré, Patricia L.
2011
2 p. 213-233
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120 Noticing numeracy now! Examining changes in preservice teachers’ noticing, knowledge, and attitudes Fisher, Molly H.
2017
2 p. 209-232
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121 Nurturing the next generation Perry, Bob
1999
2 p. 79-80
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122 Patterns of non-verbal social interactions within intensive mathematics intervention contexts Thomas, Jonathan Norris
2015
2 p. 277-302
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123 Possible effects of English-Chinese language differences on the processing of mathematical text: A review Galligan, Linda
2001
2 p. 112-132
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124 Pre-service mathematics teachers’ professional learning in a pedagogy course: Examining changes in beliefs and confidence in teaching algebra Lau, Wilfred W. F.

2 p. 223-239
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125 Primary teachers’ representations of division: assessing mathematical knowledge that has pedagogical potential Roche, Anne
2012
2 p. 257-278
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126 Professional learning and action research: Early career teachers reflect on their practice Scott, Anne
2012
2 p. 129-151
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127 Promoting mathematical understanding: Number sense in action Kaminski, Eugene
2002
2 p. 133-149
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128 Prospective primary school teachers’ competence for analysing the difficulties in solving proportionality problem Burgos, María

2 p. 269-291
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129 Reflecting on our beliefs and their evidence base Horne, Marj
2004
2 p. 87-89
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130 Re-highlighting the potential of critical numeracy O’Keeffe, Lisa

2 p. 285-299
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131 Researching applications and mathematical modelling in mathematics learning and teaching Stillman, Gloria
2010
2 p. 1-6
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132 Research in mathematics education and rasch measurement Callingham, Rosemary
2006
2 p. 1-10
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133 Schematising activities as a means for encouraging young children to think abstractly Oers, Bert van
2007
2 p. 10-22
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134 Secondary mathematics teachers’ knowledge of slope Stump, Sheryl
1999
2 p. 124-144
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135 Senior secondary student participation in STEM: Beyond national statistics Jaremus, Felicia
2018
2 p. 151-173
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136 Sequential development of algebra knowledge: A cognitive analysis Pillay, Hitendra
1998
2 p. 87-102
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137 South African rural teachers’ reflections on their problems of practice: taking modest steps in professional development Bansilal, Sarah
2011
2 p. 107-127
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138 Spatial problem-solving in year 7 mathematics: An examination of the effects of use of a computer-mediated software program Arnold, Lynette
2003
2 p. 187-202
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139 Spatial reasoning skills about 2D representations of 3D geometrical shapes in grades 4 to 9 Fujita, Taro

2 p. 235-255
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140 Structuring numbers 1 to 20: Developing facile addition and subtraction Ellemor-Collins, David
2009
2 p. 50-75
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141 Structuring variability by negotiating its measure Lehrer, Richard
2009
2 p. 116-133
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142 Student perceptions of drill-and-practice mathematics software in primary education Kuiper, Els
2013
2 p. 215-236
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143 Student perspectives on equation: The transition from school to university Godfrey, David
2008
2 p. 71-92
artikel
144 Students’ attitudes to mathematics and performance in limits of functions Juter, Kristina
2005
2 p. 91-110
artikel
145 Students’ understanding of the associative property and its applications: noticing, doubling and halving, and place value Downton, Ann

2 p. 437-456
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146 Suggestion for a theoretical model for secondary-tertiary transition in mathematics Clark, Megan
2008
2 p. 25-37
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147 Supporting indigenous primary students’ success in problem-solving: learning from Newman interviews Reid O’Connor, Bronwyn

2 p. 293-316
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148 Supporting students’ strategic competence: a case of a sixth-grade mathematics classroom Özdemir, İ. Elif Yetkin
2012
2 p. 153-168
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149 Surveying primary teachers about compulsory numeracy testing: Combining factor analysis with rasch analysis Grimbeek, Peter
2006
2 p. 27-39
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150 Taking professional learning to isolated schools: perceptions of providers and principals, and lessons for effective professional learning Beswick, Kim
2011
2 p. 83-105
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151 Teacher education students’ number sense: initial explorations Kaminski, Eugene
1997
2 p. 225-235
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152 Teacher moves for supporting student reasoning Ellis, Amy
2018
2 p. 107-132
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153 Teachers as managers of the modelling process Lingefjärd, Thomas
2010
2 p. 92-107
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154 Teachers’ function schemas and their role in modelling Chinnappan, Mohan
2003
2 p. 151-170
artikel
155 Teachers’ multimodal functioning in relation to the concept of average Callingham, Rosemary A.
1997
2 p. 205-224
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156 Teachers’ strategies for implementation of de-streaming in secondary mathematics classes Haimes, David
1999
2 p. 94-108
artikel
157 Teachers’ understanding and use of mathematical structure Gronow, Mark

2 p. 215-240
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158 Teaching interrelated concepts of fraction for understanding and teacher’s pedagogical content knowledge Getenet, Seyum

2 p. 201-221
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159 Teaching mathematics: A brightly wrapped but empty gift box Schuck, Sandy
1999
2 p. 109-123
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160 Thanks to reviewers 1999
2 p. 158
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161 The academic merits of modelling in higher mathematics education: A case study Perrenet, Jacob
2010
2 p. 121-140
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162 The accessing of geometry schemas by high school students Chinnappan, Mohan
1998
2 p. 27-45
artikel
163 The “A” in MERGA Clements, Ken
1998
2 p. 130
artikel
164 The beliefs/practice connection in broadly defined contexts Beswick, Kim
2005
2 p. 39-68
artikel
165 The changing of the guard—Again Mitchelmore, Michael C.
2000
2 p. 71-73
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166 The Chinese number naming system and its impact on the arithmetic performance of pre-schoolers in Hong Kong Ng, Sharon Sui Ngan
2012
2 p. 189-213
artikel
167 The Contexts of mathematics tasks and the context of the classroom: Are we including all students? Sullivan, Peter
2003
2 p. 107-121
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168 The different mathematics performances in PISA 2012 and a curricula comparison: enriching the comparison by an analysis of the role of problem solving in intended learning processes Safrudiannur,
2018
2 p. 175-195
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169 The Effect of using two variables when there are two unknowns in solving algebraic word problems Mathews, Susann M.
1997
2 p. 122-135
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170 The emerging and emergent present: a view on the indeterminate nature of mathematics lessons Roth, Wolff-Michael
2014
2 p. 325-352
artikel
171 The identification and validation process of proportional reasoning attributes: an application of a cognitive diagnosis modeling framework Tjoe, Hartono
2013
2 p. 237-255
artikel
172 The impact of the transition to outcomes-based teaching on university preparedness in mathematics in South Africa Engelbrecht, Johann
2008
2 p. 57-70
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173 The impact of within-school autonomy on students’ goal orientations and engagement with mathematics Carmichael, Colin
2017
2 p. 219-236
artikel
174 The influence of spatial reasoning on analysing about measurement situations Seah, Rebecca Tock Kuan

2 p. 365-386
artikel
175 The initial response of secondary mathematics teachers to a one-to-one laptop program Zuber, Edward Nordin
2012
2 p. 279-298
artikel
176 The lives and contributions of women mathematicians and educators Forgasz, Helen
1999
2 p. 154-155
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177 Theoretical foundations of engagement in mathematics Watt, Helen M. G.
2017
2 p. 133-142
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178 The Progressive Development of Early Embodied Algebraic Thinking Radford, Luis
2013
2 p. 257-277
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179 The relation between mathematics achievement and spatial reasoning Resnick, Ilyse

2 p. 171-174
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180 The role of arithmetic structure in the transition from arithmetic to algebra Warren, Elizabeth
2003
2 p. 122-137
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181 The role of collecting in the growth of mathematical understanding Pirie, Susan
2000
2 p. 127-146
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182 The role of fantasy contexts in word problems Wiest, Lynda
2001
2 p. 74-90
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183 The role of movement in young children’s spatial experiences: a review of early childhood mathematics education research McCluskey, Catherine

2 p. 287-315
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184 The role of spatial, verbal, numerical, and general reasoning abilities in complex word problem solving for young female and male adults Reinhold, Frank

2 p. 189-211
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185 The teacher’s role in supporting students’ connections between realistic situations and conventional symbol systems Lobato, Joanne
2002
2 p. 99-120
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186 The transition from school to university and beyond Thomas, Michael O. J.
2008
2 p. 1-4
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187 The transition to formal thinking in mathematics Tall, David
2008
2 p. 5-24
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188 The use of sequenced count-by and constant time delay methods of teaching basic multiplication facts using parent volunteer tutors Wilson, Margaret A.
1997
2 p. 174-190
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189 The widening gap—a swedish perspective Brandell, Gerd
2008
2 p. 38-56
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190 “This is what you need to be learning”: an analysis of messages received by first-year mathematics students during their transition to university Kouvela, Eirini
2017
2 p. 165-183
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191 Toward a theoretical structure to characterize early probabilistic thinking Groth, Randall E.

2 p. 241-261
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192 Towards a model of language shifts in mathematics learning Chapman, Anne
1997
2 p. 152-173
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193 towards a theory-based multi-dimensional framework for assessment in mathematics: The “SEA” framework Anku, Sitsofe E.
1997
2 p. 236-243
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194 Towards the modelling of mathematical metacognition Wilson, Jeni
2004
2 p. 25-48
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195 Tracing conceptual development in mathematics: epistemology of webs of reasons Hußmann, Stephan
2018
2 p. 133-149
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196 Transforming the established perceptions of visuospatial reasoning: integrating an ecocultural perspective Owens, Kay

2 p. 257-283
artikel
197 Understanding and developing structure — Its importance for mathematics learning Mulligan, Joanne
2009
2 p. 1-4
artikel
198 Understanding linear measurement: A comparison of filipino and new zealand children Irwin, Kathryn C.
2004
2 p. 3-24
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199 Understanding young students’ mathematical creative thinking processes through eye-tracking-stimulated recall interview Bicer, Ali

2 p. 361-399
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200 University students’ difficulties in solving application problems in calculus: Student perspectives Klymchuk, Sergiy
2010
2 p. 81-91
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201 Using a schematic model to represent influences on, and relationships between, teachers’ problem-solving beliefs and practices Anderson, Judy
2005
2 p. 9-38
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202 Using collective argumentation to engage students in a primary mathematics classroom Brown, Raymond
2017
2 p. 183-199
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203 Using expectancy-value theory to explore aspects of motivation and engagement in inquiry-based learning in primary mathematics Fielding-Wells, Jill
2017
2 p. 237-254
artikel
204 Using the Fennema-Sherman Mathematics Attitude Scales with lower-primary teachers Ren, Lixin
2016
2 p. 303-326
artikel
205 Validation of a questionnaire to measure mathematics confidence, computer confidence, and attitudes towards the use of technology for learning mathematics Fogarty, Gerry
2001
2 p. 154-160
artikel
206 Voices from the field McIntosh, Janine
2009
2 p. 5-9
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207 Voices from the field 2010
2 p. 7
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208 What does teaching of spatial visualisation skills incur: an exploration through the visualise-predict-check heuristic Patahuddin, Sitti Maesuri

2 p. 307-329
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209 What it is to be a eeacher: Roles, expectations, relationships, and contexts Malone, John
1998
2 p. 128-129
artikel
210 Word problems associated with the use of functional strategies among grade 4 students Ramírez, Rafael

2 p. 317-341
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211 Working collaboratively to improve the learning and teaching of mathematics in a rural New Zealand community Ell, Fiona
2011
2 p. 169-187
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212 Workplace statistical literacy for teachers: interpreting box plots Pierce, Robyn
2012
2 p. 189-205
artikel
213 Young children posing problems: The influence of teacher intervention on the type of problems children pose Lowrie, Tom
2002
2 p. 87-98
artikel
214 Young children’s early modelling with data English, Lyn D.
2010
2 p. 24-47
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