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Number of articles: 4

1. Student Preferences for Representations of Functions

   Brian A. Keller & Christian R. Hirsch

   Develops and validates an instrument for determining student preferences for multiple representations of functions and establishes baseline data for future research. Students showed preferences for... More

   pp. 1-17

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2. Levels of Understanding of Probability Concepts among Secondary School Pupils

   Susila Munisamy & Logeswary Doraisamy

   Discusses the performance of Malaysian secondary school students on a probability concepts test covering various intuitive and taught probability concepts. Describes the establishment of a... More

   pp. 39-45

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3. Mathematical Thinking of High School Students in Nebraska

   Lutfi A. Lutfiyya

   An instrument developed for measuring mathematical thinking was administered to high school students in Nebraska to determine the effects of class level and gender on mathematical thinking. Results... More

   pp. 55-64

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4. Randomness, Its Meanings and Educational Implications

   Carmen Batanero, David R. Green & Luis Romero Serrano

   Presents an analysis of the different meanings associated with randomness throughout its historical evolution as well as a summary of research concerning the subjective perception of randomness by ... More

   pp. 113-23

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