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Breaking out of inertia: How can curriculum, pedagogy and assessment celebrate a more dynamic experience of calculus?
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Scripting the experience of mathematics teaching: The value of student teacher participation in identifying and reflecting on critical classroom incidents
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Competences of Mathematics Teachers in Diagnosing Teaching Situations and Offering Feedback to Students:Specificity, Consistency and Reification of Pedagogical and Mathematical Discourses
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From resource to document: Scaffolding content and organising student learning in teachers’ documentation work on the teaching of series
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‘Just Google It?’: Pupils’ Perceptions and Experience of Research in the Secondary Classroom
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The representation of scientific research in the national curriculum and secondary school pupils’ perceptions of research, its function, usefulness and value to their lives
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Mathematics versus mischief in the secondary classroom: a study of the teachers' priorities
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To appear and to be: acquiring the genre speech of university mathematics
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