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NOMAD – 24(3-4), 2019
Volume 24, No 3-4, November 2019
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Editorial
Thomas Kaas
Tilgange til tidlig algebraPeter Hästö and Riikka Palkki
Finnish students’ flexibility and its relation to speed and accuracy in equation solvingAnna-Maija Partanen and Pieti Tolvanen
Developing a frame for analysing different meanings of the concept of variable mediated by tasks in elementary-school mathematics textbooksInger Eriksson, Sanna Wettergren, Jenny Fred, Anna-Karin Nordin, Martin Nyman och Torbjörn Tambour
Materialisering av algebraiska uttryck i helklassdiskussioner med lärandemodeller som medierande redskap i årskurs 1 och 5Jenny Fred
Att designa för elevers deltagande i ett algebraiskt arbete – elever i årskurs 2 och 3 utforskar visuellt växande mönsterHelena Eriksson
Algebraic thinking and level of generalisation: students’ experiencing of comparisons of quantitiesCecilia Kilhamn and Ann-Sofi Röj-Lindberg
Algebra teachers’ questions and quandaries – Swedish and Finnish algebra teachers discussing practiceSkapad: 2019-11-27 kl. 16:33
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NOMAD – 24(2), 2019
Volume 24, No 2, June 2019
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Editorial
Trond Stølen Gustavsen and Olav Gravir Imenes
Investigating the fit of a model for students’ understanding of fractions in a Norwegian contextAbdel Seidouvy, Ola Helenius and Maike Schindler
Authority in students’ peer collaboration in statistics: an empirical study based on inferentialismSvanhild Breive
Engaging children in mathematical discourse: a kindergarten teacher’s multimodal participationKristina Juter
University students’ general and specific beliefs about infinity, division by zero and denseness of the number lineSkapad: 2019-06-19 kl. 16:09
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NOMAD – 24(1), 2019
Volume 24, No 1, March 2019
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Editorial
Annika Pettersson, Yvonne Liljekvist and Jorryt van Bommel
Studying concept elements as a way to trace students’ conceptual understandingKajsa Bråting, Lars Madej and Kirsti Hemmi
Development of algebraic thinking: opportunities offered by the Swedish curriculum and elementary mathematics textbooksJohan Sidenvall
Literature review of mathematics teaching design for problem solving and reasoningJanne Fauskanger
Ambisiøse undervisningspraksiser i Teacher time outSkapad: 2019-02-15 kl. 14:20