Digital Technology and Mathematics Education: The Teacher Perspective in Mathematics Education Research—A Long and Slow Journey Still Unfinished

  • Abboud-Blanchard M
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This chapter delineates Michèle Artigue's research-trajectory from the perspective of the teacher's practice and teacher education involving the use of digital technologies. Three main episodes of this trajectory are outlined: teachers' practices in the classroom and how they are impacted by the use of technologies; developments of these practices over the time and the process of genesis of technology uses; teacher education as a key factor of the evolution of technologies integration in educational systems. For each episode, Michèle Artigue's specific contribution and the issues she raised are first put forward, then a synthetic overview of research studies tackling these same issues and how they extended in the field is presented and relevant research in the domain are also highlighted.

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Abboud-Blanchard, M. (2016). Digital Technology and Mathematics Education: The Teacher Perspective in Mathematics Education Research—A Long and Slow Journey Still Unfinished. In The Didactics of Mathematics: Approaches and Issues (pp. 143–153). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-26047-1_7

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