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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-39768-9elementary school level and on the operation transformation function at the middle school level, but the model application function does not receive much attention at the elementary and middle school levels. Therefore, future curricula should pay more attention to the balance of the three functions

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-39768-9e two were highly correlated; (3) the average level of mathematical representational competencies was lower for boys than for girls and varied considerably; and (4) there was greater variability in the performance of different regions on some items than on others.

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Book 2021 investigation perspective. Mathematics education in China has a distinguishing feature a focus of attention to mathematical competency. Paradoxically, there has not been an explicit, refined, and measurable evaluation system in place to assess mathematical competency in China. While academic achiev