As Adler, Ball, Krainer, Lin and Novotna (2005) remarked in their landmark ICME survey report, research into mathematics teacher education was rather sparse until the mid-1990s. From its roots in mathematics and psychology – witness the name of the sponsor organisation of this handbook – the output of researchers in mathematics (or ‘mathematical’) education had previously been more directed, and often in an anecdotal way, towards learners, curricula, purposes and innovative instruction (Kilpatrick, 1992).
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