How to Improve A Mathematics Teacher’s Ways of Triggering and Considering Divergent Thoughts through Lesson Study

In this study, we aimed to examine a mathematics teacher’s actions related to triggering and considering divergent thoughts on the lessons before, during, and after the lesson study process. The participant was a mathematics teacher who participated in a lesson study design. We focused on his lesson...

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Published in:International electronic journal of mathematics education 2020-10, Vol.15 (3), p.em0605
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