Maria L. Blanton / David W. Carraher (eds.)
Algebra in the Early Grades
Herausgeber: Kaput, James J; Blanton, Maria L; Carraher, David W
Maria L. Blanton / David W. Carraher (eds.)
Algebra in the Early Grades
Herausgeber: Kaput, James J; Blanton, Maria L; Carraher, David W
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This book-the first to offer a comprehensive, research-based, multi-faceted look at issues in early algebra-provides a rationale for a stronger and more sustained approach to algebra in school.
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This book-the first to offer a comprehensive, research-based, multi-faceted look at issues in early algebra-provides a rationale for a stronger and more sustained approach to algebra in school.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 552
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. September 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 227mm x 163mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 717g
- ISBN-13: 9780805854732
- ISBN-10: 0805854738
- Artikelnr.: 21498668
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 552
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. September 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 227mm x 163mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 717g
- ISBN-13: 9780805854732
- ISBN-10: 0805854738
- Artikelnr.: 21498668
Kaput, James J.; Carraher, David W.; Blanton, Maria L.
Contents: Preface. Skeptic's Guide to Algebra in the Early Grades. Part I: The Nature of Early Algebra.J.J. Kaput
What Is Algebra? What Is Algebraic Reasoning? J.J. Kaput
M.L. Blanton
L.M. Armella
Algebra From a Symbolization Point of View. J. Mason
Making Use of Children's Powers to Produce Algebraic Thinking. J.P. Smith III
P.W. Thompson
Quantitative Reasoning and the Development of Algebraic Reasoning. E. Smith
Representational Thinking as a Framework for Introducing Functions in the Elementary Curriculum. Part II:Students' Capacity for Algebraic Thinking. V. Bastable
D
Schifter
Classroom Stories: Examples of Elementary Students Engaged in Early Algebra. C. Tierney
S. Monk
Children's Reasoning About Change Over Time. N. Mark-Zigdon
D. Tirosh
What Is a Legitimate Arithmetic Number Sentence? The Case of Kindergarten and First Grade Children. T. Boester
R. Lehrer
Visualizing Algebraic Reasoning. D.W. Carraher
A.D. Schliemann
J.L. Schwartz
Early Algebra Is Not the Same as Algebra Early. B.M. Brizuela
D. Earnest
Multiple Notational Systems and Algebraic Understandings: The Case of the "Best Deal" Problem. I. Peled
D.W. Carraher
Signed Numbers and Algebraic Thinking. Part III: Issues of Implementation: Taking Early Algebra to the Classrooms. M.L. Franke
T.P. Carpenter
D. Battey
Content Matters: The Case of Algebra Reasoning in Teacher Professional Development. M.L. Blanton
J.J. Kaput
Building District Capacity for Teacher Development in Algebraic Reasoning. B. Dougherty
Measure Up: A Quantitative View of Early Algebra. D. Schifter
S. Monk
S.J. Russell
V. Bastable
Early Algebra: What Does Understanding the Laws of Arithmetic Mean in the Elementary Grades? P. Goldenberg
N. Shteingold
Early Algebra: The MW Perspective. Afterword: A. Schoenfeld
Early Algebra as Mathematical Sense-Making.
What Is Algebra? What Is Algebraic Reasoning? J.J. Kaput
M.L. Blanton
L.M. Armella
Algebra From a Symbolization Point of View. J. Mason
Making Use of Children's Powers to Produce Algebraic Thinking. J.P. Smith III
P.W. Thompson
Quantitative Reasoning and the Development of Algebraic Reasoning. E. Smith
Representational Thinking as a Framework for Introducing Functions in the Elementary Curriculum. Part II:Students' Capacity for Algebraic Thinking. V. Bastable
D
Schifter
Classroom Stories: Examples of Elementary Students Engaged in Early Algebra. C. Tierney
S. Monk
Children's Reasoning About Change Over Time. N. Mark-Zigdon
D. Tirosh
What Is a Legitimate Arithmetic Number Sentence? The Case of Kindergarten and First Grade Children. T. Boester
R. Lehrer
Visualizing Algebraic Reasoning. D.W. Carraher
A.D. Schliemann
J.L. Schwartz
Early Algebra Is Not the Same as Algebra Early. B.M. Brizuela
D. Earnest
Multiple Notational Systems and Algebraic Understandings: The Case of the "Best Deal" Problem. I. Peled
D.W. Carraher
Signed Numbers and Algebraic Thinking. Part III: Issues of Implementation: Taking Early Algebra to the Classrooms. M.L. Franke
T.P. Carpenter
D. Battey
Content Matters: The Case of Algebra Reasoning in Teacher Professional Development. M.L. Blanton
J.J. Kaput
Building District Capacity for Teacher Development in Algebraic Reasoning. B. Dougherty
Measure Up: A Quantitative View of Early Algebra. D. Schifter
S. Monk
S.J. Russell
V. Bastable
Early Algebra: What Does Understanding the Laws of Arithmetic Mean in the Elementary Grades? P. Goldenberg
N. Shteingold
Early Algebra: The MW Perspective. Afterword: A. Schoenfeld
Early Algebra as Mathematical Sense-Making.
Contents: Preface. Skeptic's Guide to Algebra in the Early Grades. Part I: The Nature of Early Algebra.J.J. Kaput
What Is Algebra? What Is Algebraic Reasoning? J.J. Kaput
M.L. Blanton
L.M. Armella
Algebra From a Symbolization Point of View. J. Mason
Making Use of Children's Powers to Produce Algebraic Thinking. J.P. Smith III
P.W. Thompson
Quantitative Reasoning and the Development of Algebraic Reasoning. E. Smith
Representational Thinking as a Framework for Introducing Functions in the Elementary Curriculum. Part II:Students' Capacity for Algebraic Thinking. V. Bastable
D
Schifter
Classroom Stories: Examples of Elementary Students Engaged in Early Algebra. C. Tierney
S. Monk
Children's Reasoning About Change Over Time. N. Mark-Zigdon
D. Tirosh
What Is a Legitimate Arithmetic Number Sentence? The Case of Kindergarten and First Grade Children. T. Boester
R. Lehrer
Visualizing Algebraic Reasoning. D.W. Carraher
A.D. Schliemann
J.L. Schwartz
Early Algebra Is Not the Same as Algebra Early. B.M. Brizuela
D. Earnest
Multiple Notational Systems and Algebraic Understandings: The Case of the "Best Deal" Problem. I. Peled
D.W. Carraher
Signed Numbers and Algebraic Thinking. Part III: Issues of Implementation: Taking Early Algebra to the Classrooms. M.L. Franke
T.P. Carpenter
D. Battey
Content Matters: The Case of Algebra Reasoning in Teacher Professional Development. M.L. Blanton
J.J. Kaput
Building District Capacity for Teacher Development in Algebraic Reasoning. B. Dougherty
Measure Up: A Quantitative View of Early Algebra. D. Schifter
S. Monk
S.J. Russell
V. Bastable
Early Algebra: What Does Understanding the Laws of Arithmetic Mean in the Elementary Grades? P. Goldenberg
N. Shteingold
Early Algebra: The MW Perspective. Afterword: A. Schoenfeld
Early Algebra as Mathematical Sense-Making.
What Is Algebra? What Is Algebraic Reasoning? J.J. Kaput
M.L. Blanton
L.M. Armella
Algebra From a Symbolization Point of View. J. Mason
Making Use of Children's Powers to Produce Algebraic Thinking. J.P. Smith III
P.W. Thompson
Quantitative Reasoning and the Development of Algebraic Reasoning. E. Smith
Representational Thinking as a Framework for Introducing Functions in the Elementary Curriculum. Part II:Students' Capacity for Algebraic Thinking. V. Bastable
D
Schifter
Classroom Stories: Examples of Elementary Students Engaged in Early Algebra. C. Tierney
S. Monk
Children's Reasoning About Change Over Time. N. Mark-Zigdon
D. Tirosh
What Is a Legitimate Arithmetic Number Sentence? The Case of Kindergarten and First Grade Children. T. Boester
R. Lehrer
Visualizing Algebraic Reasoning. D.W. Carraher
A.D. Schliemann
J.L. Schwartz
Early Algebra Is Not the Same as Algebra Early. B.M. Brizuela
D. Earnest
Multiple Notational Systems and Algebraic Understandings: The Case of the "Best Deal" Problem. I. Peled
D.W. Carraher
Signed Numbers and Algebraic Thinking. Part III: Issues of Implementation: Taking Early Algebra to the Classrooms. M.L. Franke
T.P. Carpenter
D. Battey
Content Matters: The Case of Algebra Reasoning in Teacher Professional Development. M.L. Blanton
J.J. Kaput
Building District Capacity for Teacher Development in Algebraic Reasoning. B. Dougherty
Measure Up: A Quantitative View of Early Algebra. D. Schifter
S. Monk
S.J. Russell
V. Bastable
Early Algebra: What Does Understanding the Laws of Arithmetic Mean in the Elementary Grades? P. Goldenberg
N. Shteingold
Early Algebra: The MW Perspective. Afterword: A. Schoenfeld
Early Algebra as Mathematical Sense-Making.