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P-ISSN 1945-7502
E-ISSN 1945-7448
Volume 3, No 2, December 2010
Vol. 3, Issue 2, 2010December 01, 2010 PDT

Semantics and Syntax: A Theoretical Model for How Students May Build Mathematical Mis-Understandings

Robert M. Capraro, Mary Margaret Capraro, William H. Rupley,
intersection of reading and mathematicssynergistic and interdependent ideasteaching and learning.
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Articles in Vol. 3, Issue 2, 2010

Vol. 3, Issue 2, 2010
  • Teachers Attending to Students’ Reasoning: Using Videos as Tools
    Carolyn A., MaherJudith H. LandisMarjory F. Palius
  • Towards a Reflective Practice: The Case of a Prospective Teacher in Hong Kong
    Ida Ah Chee
  • Study on the Inconsistency Between a Pre-service Teacher’s Mathematics Education Beliefs and Mathematics Teaching Practice
    Miao LiPing Yu
  • Semantics and Syntax: A Theoretical Model for How Students May Build Mathematical Mis-Understandings
    Robert M. CapraroMary Margaret CapraroWilliam H. Rupley
  • The Investigation of Statistics Teaching About New Mathematics Curriculum of Senior High School in China
    Wenbin XuYu FangXiaoping You
  • The Study of Teachers’ Questions Based on Videos of the Algebra Classroom
    Lijun YeHaixia SiLin Ding
  • Exploratory and Confirmatory Factor Analysis of Epistemic Beliefs Questionnaire About Mathematics for Chinese Junior Middle School Students
    Jianlan Tang
  • Gender Issues in Mathematical Textbooks of Primary Schools
    Hengjun TangBifen ChenWeizhong Zhang
  • A Technological Approach to Teaching Factorization
    Kelly E. KilgoreMary Margaret Capraro
  • A Comparative Study on Statistics Competency Level Using TIMSS Data: Are We Doing Enough?
    Kien-Kheng, FooNoraini Idris
  • European and Chinese Cognitive Styles and Their Impact on Teaching/Learning Mathematics
    Benedetto Di PaolaFilippo Spagnolo
  • A Controversy Between Mathematics and Mathematics Education
    Peng Yee Lee
  • Fundamental Focuses of Chinese Mathematics Education: Characteristics of Mathematics Teaching in China
    Rongbao TuWei Shen
  • Teaching Arithmetic of Fractions Using Geometry
    Suhrit K. DeyRoma Dey
  • An Interview With Bernard R. Hodgson About High-Efficiency Mathematical Teaching Hypotheses
    Jiali YanGuanghui LiJiabin LiaoQiang ZhongGuangming Wang
  • Table of Contents
    Zhonghe Wu
Journal of Mathematics Education
Capraro, R. M., Capraro, M. M., & Rupley, W. H. (2010). Semantics and Syntax: A Theoretical Model for How Students May Build Mathematical Mis-Understandings. Journal of Mathematics Education, 3(2), 58–66.
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