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Developing Algebraic Thinking in the Context of?Arithmeticovide a bridge between them. These are: . Analysis of each episode provides insight into how teachers recognize the opportunities to pursue this content in the context of arithmetic and how such study both strengthens students’ understanding of arithmetic operations and enables them to develop ideas foundational to the study of algebra.

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Palgrave Studies in European Union Politics we examine how children think about functions and how instructional materials and school activities can be extended to support students’ functional thinking. Data are taken from a five-year research and professional development project conducted in an urban school district and from a graduate cours

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(patterns) is a major emphasis in Japan, as is the case in curricula from other countries. However, the Japanese curriculum considers the ideas related to mathematical expressions, called “shiki” in Japanese, as the second pillar of elementary school algebra. This chapter elaborates how a Japanese

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mission (Kilpatrick and Iszák .). Coming after an extensive treatment of arithmetic in the elementary grades, school algebra was commonly introduced formally as a generalization of that arithmetic, with an emphasis on symbol manipulation and equation solving. Given the well-established status of alg