The study focused on the interaction between two secondary school students while they were working on computerized mathematical investigation tasks related to probability theory. The aim was to establish how such interaction helped the students to learn from one another, and how it may have hindered their learning process. The assumption was that interaction is beneficial for students if they can perform certain key activities, namely showing, explaining, justifying, and reconstructing their work. Both students attained mathematical level raising. However, the student who explained frequently and criticized himself attained more mathematical level raising than the student who did not explain her work frequently or criticize herself.
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%1 pijls2007rcm
%A Pijls, Monique
%A Dekker, Rijkje
%A Hout-Wolters, Bernadette Van
%D 2007
%I Springer
%J Educational Studies in Mathematics
%K collaborative computer learning level mathematical model probability process raising simulation
%N 3
%P 309-329
%T Reconstruction of a Collaborative Mathematical Learning Process
%U http://www.springerlink.com/content/02877066737530k6/
%V 65
%X The study focused on the interaction between two secondary school students while they were working on computerized mathematical investigation tasks related to probability theory. The aim was to establish how such interaction helped the students to learn from one another, and how it may have hindered their learning process. The assumption was that interaction is beneficial for students if they can perform certain key activities, namely showing, explaining, justifying, and reconstructing their work. Both students attained mathematical level raising. However, the student who explained frequently and criticized himself attained more mathematical level raising than the student who did not explain her work frequently or criticize herself.
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abstract = {The study focused on the interaction between two secondary school students while they were working on computerized mathematical investigation tasks related to probability theory. The aim was to establish how such interaction helped the students to learn from one another, and how it may have hindered their learning process. The assumption was that interaction is beneficial for students if they can perform certain key activities, namely showing, explaining, justifying, and reconstructing their work. Both students attained mathematical level raising. However, the student who explained frequently and criticized himself attained more mathematical level raising than the student who did not explain her work frequently or criticize herself.},
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author = {Pijls, Monique and Dekker, Rijkje and Hout-Wolters, Bernadette Van},
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journal = {Educational Studies in Mathematics},
keywords = {collaborative computer learning level mathematical model probability process raising simulation},
number = 3,
pages = {309-329},
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timestamp = {2007-05-08T14:07:23.000+0200},
title = {Reconstruction of a Collaborative Mathematical Learning Process},
url = {http://www.springerlink.com/content/02877066737530k6/},
volume = 65,
year = 2007
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