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Some questions about students¡¦ mathematical experience that must be ask before sound didactic decisions are made
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Mathematical Experience
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Challenges for Inservice Mathematics Teacher Education
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Teacher Knowledge of Students' Mathematical Thinking
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The need for more collaborative research between practitioners and researchers in mathematics education.
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Conceptualising Mathematics Teacher Development: A Practice Focus
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Teacher Development as Affirmation
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Conceptualising Teacher Development
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