Looking at Function Concept Through Interactive Animations
The Teaching of Mathematics, V (2002) no. 1, p. 37
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If we agree that the main goal of mathematics education is to
develop both procedural and conceptual knowledge and to make links between the
two, an important research domain is the analysis of appropriate
pedagogical solutions achieving this goal at the university level. This paper
presents CAL activities for enhancing university freshmen's understanding of
the function concept, and summarizes some outcomes of
these activities concerning these knowledge types.
Classification :
00A35
Keywords: Procedural and conceptual knowledge, CAL activities, function concept
Keywords: Procedural and conceptual knowledge, CAL activities, function concept
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Martti E. Pesonen; Lenni Haapasalo; Hanna Lehtola. Looking at Function Concept Through Interactive Animations. The Teaching of Mathematics, V (2002) no. 1, p. 37 . http://geodesic.mathdoc.fr/item/TM2_2002_V_1_a1/