Some Reflections on Teaching Algebra through Generalization

  • Radford L
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This brief commentary chapter devoted to issues suggested by the Mason and Lee chapters raises a number of fundamental questions concerning generalization; the epistemological status of generalization and the nature and complexities of generalization as it is manifested in the didactic context of the algebra classroom.

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Radford, L. (1996). Some Reflections on Teaching Algebra through Generalization. In Approaches to Algebra (pp. 107–111). Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-1732-3_7

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