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10/04/2017

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Special Issue: Research-based interventions in the area of proof

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In this issue

Research-based interventions in the area of proof: the past, the present, and the future

Gabriel J. Stylianides & Andreas J. Stylianides

Fostering empirical examination after proof construction in secondary school geometry

Kotaro Komatsu

Analysis of the cognitive unity or rupture between conjecture and proof when learning to prove on a grade 10 trigonometry course

Jorge Fiallo & Angel Gutiérrez

Enhancing students' mathematical reasoning in the classroom: teacher actions facilitating generalization and justification

Joana Mata-Pereira & João-Pedro da Ponte

Affecting the flow of a proof by creating presence—a case study in Number Theory

Mika Gabel & Tommy Dreyfus

Cultural analysis of mathematical content in teacher education: the case of Elementary Arithmetic Theorems

Elda Guala & Paolo Boero

Does a transformation approach improve students' ability in constructing auxiliary lines for solving geometric problems? An intervention-based study with two Chinese classrooms

Lianghuo Fan, Chunxia Qi, Xiaomei Liu, Yi Wang & Mengwei Lin

Multimedia resources designed to support learning from written proofs: an eye-movement study

Somali Roy, Matthew Inglis & Lara Alcock

Changing classroom culture, curricula, and instruction for proof and proving: how amenable to scaling up, practicable for curricular integration, and capable of producing long-lasting effects are current interventions?

Elena Nardi & Eric Knuth

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