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What About a Learning Environment Where Euclidean Concepts are Manipulated with a Mouse? is the possibility offered by microworlds which embody theoretical domains and concepts into a physical reality within which learners can freely interact. (.; .) The kind of learning such microworlds allows has been discussed in particular in mathematics: (.) point to the play paradox, a tension be

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Introduction: The Displaced Mirror,This paper presents research in which we observed students of various ages and ability levels solving problems by using several pieces of software for solid geometry with different user interfaces. We evaluated the influence of the software on students’ learning, ways of reasoning, and the kind of mental images generated.

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Computers and Exploratory Learning: Setting the SceneExploratory learning names a family of approaches to education that share principles like the following:

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Learning Dynamic Geometry: Implementing RotationsThis paper presents research in which we observed students of various ages and ability levels solving problems by using several pieces of software for solid geometry with different user interfaces. We evaluated the influence of the software on students’ learning, ways of reasoning, and the kind of mental images generated.