Studies of argumentation in primary mathematics education
Tóm tắt
The participation of students in processes of collective argumentation is seen as a fundamental condition for enabling mathematics learning in classroom settings. Using data from a finished research project on argumentation in primary mathematics classrooms it will be shown, that in elementary education these processes are of a narrative character.
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