Teaching and Learning Proof Across the Grades : A K-16 Perspective

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Pub. Date: 2010-08-18
Publisher(s): Taylor & Francis
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Summary

This new collection provides a much-needed forum for mathematics educators to articulate a connected K-16 "story" of proof. This book both highlights the ideas that have recently emerged on proof research and defines an agenda for future study.

Table of Contents

Series Editor's Foreword: The Soul of Mathematics
Preface
List of Contributors
Introduction
Theoretical Considerations on the Teaching and Learning of Proof
What I Would Like My Students to Already Know About Proof
Exploring Relationships Between Disciplinary Knowledge and School Mathematics: Implications For Understanding the Place of Reasoning And Proof in School Mathematics
Proving and Knowing In Public: The Nature of Proof in A Classroom
Teaching and Learning of Proof in the Elementary Grades
Representation-based Proof in the Elementary Grades
Representations that Enable Children To Engage in Deductive Argument
Young Mathematicians At Work: The Role of Contexts And Models in the Emergence of Proof
Children's Reasoning: Discovering the Idea of Mathematical Proof
Aspects of Teaching Proving In Upper Elementary School
Teaching and Learning of Proof in Middle Grades and High School
Middle School Students" Production of Mathematical Justifications
From Empirical to Structural Reasoning in Mathematics: Tracking Changes Over Time
Developing Argumentation and Proof Competencies in the Mathematics Classroom
Formal Proof in High School Geometry: Student Perceptions of Structure, Validity And Purpose
When is an Argument Just An Argument? The Refinement of Mathematical Argumentation
Reasoning-and-Proving in School Mathematics: The Case of Pattern Identification
"Doing Proofs" in Geometry Classrooms
Teaching and Learning of Proof in College
College Instructors" Views of Students Vis-Ãí-Vis Proof
Understanding Instructional Scaffolding in Classroom Discourse on Proof
Building a Community of Inquiry in a Problem-Based Undergraduate Number Theory Course: The Role of the Instructor
Proof in Advanced Mathematics Classes: Semantic and Syntactic Reasoning in the Representation System of Proof
Teaching Proving by Coordinating Aspects of Proofs with Students" Abilities
Current Contributions toward Comprehensive Perspectives on the Learning and Teaching of Proof
References
Index
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