Relationships between domain changes and connections: An analysis from the perspective of mathematical work and teacher knowledge

Introduction: This study addresses the teaching task contextualized in the teaching of different topics of mathematic (functions, sequences, and Thales’ theorem). To do so, the characteristics of the mathematical work and specialized knowledge that the teacher shows during teaching are analyzed, considering as a frame of reference the complementarity between two theoretical perspectives (MWS and MTSK). Methodology: The study is framed in the qualitative approach, based on an integrated multiple case study design, which allows analysis of the proposed mathematical performance (oral and/or written) of three teachers. Results: The analyses allow a deep examination of the development of mathematical work and demonstration of the relationships between the inter-conceptual connections as well as the domain changes that are expressed in teachers’ work. In general, the results reveal the privileging of algebraic treatments and emphasis on the procedural. Conclusion: Contributions are identified in the perspective of the connection between theories in the context of the models involved.

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European Public & Social Innovation Review
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2025-02-12
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https://doi.org/10.31637/epsir-2025-1460
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Mathematics Education and Teaching Techniques
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Relationships between domain changes and connections: An analysis from the perspective of mathematical work and teacher knowledge

Paula Verdugo-Hernández, Gonzalo Espinoza-Vásquez, Carolina Henríquez-Rivas
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European Public & Social Innovation Review
Mathematics Education and Teaching Techniques
8.93
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Relationships between domain changes and connections: An analysis from the perspective of mathematical work and teacher knowledge

Paula Verdugo-Hernández, Gonzalo Espinoza-Vásquez, Carolina Henríquez-Rivas
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Introduction: This study addresses the teaching task contextualized in the teaching of different topics of mathematic (functions, sequences, and Thales’ theorem). To do so, the characteristics of the mathematical work and specialized knowledge that the teacher shows during teaching are analyzed, considering as a frame of reference the complementarity between two theoretical perspectives (MWS and MTSK). Methodology: The study is framed in the qualitative approach, based on an integrated multiple case study design, which allows analysis of the proposed mathematical performance (oral and/or written) of three teachers. Results: The analyses allow a deep examination of the development of mathematical work and demonstration of the relationships between the inter-conceptual connections as well as the domain changes that are expressed in teachers’ work. In general, the results reveal the privileging of algebraic treatments and emphasis on the procedural. Conclusion: Contributions are identified in the perspective of the connection between theories in the context of the models involved.

European Public & Social Innovation ReviewVol. 10
University of Talca (CL), Catholic University of the Maule (CL), Alberto Hurtado University (CL)
Asociación Universitaria Iberoamericana de Postgrado, Junta de Andalucía, Agencia Estatal de Investigación, Fondo Nacional de Desarrollo Científico y Tecnológico
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Openalex Percentile: Top 5%
Mathematics Education and Teaching Techniques
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Relationships between domain changes and connections: An analysis from the perspective of mathematical work and teacher knowledge — Paula Verdugo-Hernández, Gonzalo Espinoza-Vásquez, et al. · European Public & Social Innovation Review (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS