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Reflective analysis as a tool for task redesign: The case of prospective elementary teachers solving and posing fraction comparison problems

April 1, 2016 Eva Thanheiser

Thanheiser, E., Olanoff, D., Hillen, A., Feldman, Z., Tobias, J. M., & Welder, R. M. (2016). Reflective analysis as a tool for task redesign: The case of prospective elementary teachers solving and posing fraction comparison problems. Journal of Mathematics Teacher Education, 19(2-3), 123-148.

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