Meta-rules of discursive practice in mathematics classrooms from Seoul, Shanghai and Tokyo

It is widely acknowledged that discursive practice in classrooms plays a key role in student learning of mathematics. This study extends a previous study on spoken mathematics and seeks to compare the discursive practices in classrooms from Seoul, Shanghai and Tokyo with a particular focus on meta-d...

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Published in:ZDM 2013-03, Vol.45 (1), p.61-72
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Mathematics Achievement
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Student Behavior
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Asian students
Case studies
Classroom Communication
Classrooms
Colleges & universities
Communication
Comparative analysis
Cultural differences
Cultural heritage
Cultural values
Culture
Discourse analysis
Education
Educational Environment
Learner Engagement
Learning
Linear equations
Mathematical analysis
Mathematics
Mathematics Achievement
Mathematics Education
Norms
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Participation
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Secondary school mathematics
Speech communication
Student Behavior
Student teacher relationship
Students
Teaching
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