Maheux, Jean-François et Lajoie, Caroline
(2013).
« RICHNESS AND COMPLEXITY OF TEACHING DIVISION: PROSPECTIVE ELEMENTARY TEACHERS'ROLEPLAYING ON A DIVISION WITH REMAINDER », dans Proceedings of the Eighth Congress of European Research in Mathematics Education (CERME 8) (Eighth Congress of European Research in Mathematics Education (CERME 8), Manavgat-Side, Antalya - Turkey, 6-10 February 2013), sous la dir. de Ubuz, Behiye; Haser, Çiğdem et Mariotti, Maria Alessandra.
Ankara, Turkey, Middle East Technical University, pp. 3155-3164.
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Division, one of the most difficult topics to teach in elementary mathematics, is rarely examined from the perspective of student teachers engaging with peers and making use of mathematical or pedagogical knowledge in teacher-pupil interaction. In this paper, we examine prospective elementary teachers preparing, realizing and discussing a role-play on division with remainder. Using the concept of “structure of attention”, we offer a positive understanding of prospective teachers’ performances in terms of navigating the richness and complexity of teaching division.