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Thematic Chapter: Exploratory Software, Exploratory Cultures? of the student and student-software interaction, five common categories of response are described and illustrated by reference to student work with Cabri Géomètre and with Logo. At a more global level, the shaping effect of the school system, termed the inertia cycle, is illustrated by reference to the history of Logo in three countries.

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