Teacher and Students' Joint Production of a Reversible Fraction Conception [electronic resource] / Ron Tzur.

Within an elaborated social-constructivist perspective, I conducted a teaching experiment with two fourth graders to study how a teacher and students can jointly produce the content-specific reversible fraction conception. Ongoing and retrospective analysis of the data revealed the non-trivial proce...

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Main Author: Tzur, Ron
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520 |a Within an elaborated social-constructivist perspective, I conducted a teaching experiment with two fourth graders to study how a teacher and students can jointly produce the content-specific reversible fraction conception. Ongoing and retrospective analysis of the data revealed the non-trivial process by which students can abstract multiplicative reasoning about fractions without using the activity of splitting. The study contributes to the psychology of mathematics education by articulating a culminating advance in a developmental sequence of iteration-based fraction conceptions and the teacher's role in fostering such an advance in students. (Contains 1 figure.) [For complete proceedings, see ED500860.] 
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