A reinterpretation of obstacles to teaching

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OriginalspracheEnglisch
Titel des SammelwerksProceedings of the Tenth International Mathematics Education and Society Conference
Herausgeber/-innenJayasree Subramanian
ErscheinungsortHyderabad, India
ISBN (elektronisch)2370006659860
PublikationsstatusVeröffentlicht - 2019
VeranstaltungTenth International Mathematics Education and Society Conference - , Indien
Dauer: 28 Jan. 20192 Feb. 2019

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NameMathematics Education and Society Conference
ISSN (elektronisch)2077-9933

Abstract

Reinterpretation describes a process of combining different theories and
integrating findings that have been produced within different research paradigms. The
process is illustrated by the theoretical approaches within which the author team
situates their research: the subject-scientific approach and the Anthropological Theory
of the Didactic (ATD). In taking the subject-scientific approach as a starting point, we
reinterpret findings from an ATD-analysis on the teaching of limits of functions on
school-level. Obstacles due to the specific organisation of the mathematical knowledge
to be taught are examined and related to more general societal conditions. The
reinterpretation leads to further questions and an extended perspective from which
both theoretical approaches can profit.

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A reinterpretation of obstacles to teaching. / Ruge, Johanna; Peters, Jana; Hochmuth, Reinhard.
Proceedings of the Tenth International Mathematics Education and Society Conference. Hrsg. / Jayasree Subramanian. Hyderabad, India, 2019. (Mathematics Education and Society Conference).

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Ruge, J, Peters, J & Hochmuth, R 2019, A reinterpretation of obstacles to teaching. in J Subramanian (Hrsg.), Proceedings of the Tenth International Mathematics Education and Society Conference. Mathematics Education and Society Conference, Hyderabad, India, Tenth International Mathematics Education and Society Conference, Indien, 28 Jan. 2019. <https://www.researchgate.net/publication/334646335_Proceedings_of_the_Tenth_Mathematical_Education_and_Society_Conference>
Ruge, J., Peters, J., & Hochmuth, R. (2019). A reinterpretation of obstacles to teaching. In J. Subramanian (Hrsg.), Proceedings of the Tenth International Mathematics Education and Society Conference (Mathematics Education and Society Conference).. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/334646335_Proceedings_of_the_Tenth_Mathematical_Education_and_Society_Conference
Ruge J, Peters J, Hochmuth R. A reinterpretation of obstacles to teaching. in Subramanian J, Hrsg., Proceedings of the Tenth International Mathematics Education and Society Conference. Hyderabad, India. 2019. (Mathematics Education and Society Conference).
Ruge, Johanna ; Peters, Jana ; Hochmuth, Reinhard. / A reinterpretation of obstacles to teaching. Proceedings of the Tenth International Mathematics Education and Society Conference. Hrsg. / Jayasree Subramanian. Hyderabad, India, 2019. (Mathematics Education and Society Conference).
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