2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmathb.2022.100998
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Children’s construction of a volume calculation algorithm for a rectangular prism with a dynamic virtual manipulative

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“…In our case, the activities were designed for students to develop understanding in the interpretation, structuring, representation and numeration threads, as well as their coordination, for developing effective algorithms to calculate prism volume and surface (Rupnow et al, 2022). These activities were implemented emphasizing coherence and "conceptual transparency", as key aspects involved in measuring the surface and volume of solids (Novack, 2009).…”
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“…In our case, the activities were designed for students to develop understanding in the interpretation, structuring, representation and numeration threads, as well as their coordination, for developing effective algorithms to calculate prism volume and surface (Rupnow et al, 2022). These activities were implemented emphasizing coherence and "conceptual transparency", as key aspects involved in measuring the surface and volume of solids (Novack, 2009).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They have been able to visualize and understand the structure of the orthohedron, coordinating 2D and 3D representations, both manipulative and virtual. This has been reported as a cause of struggle in literature in the teaching and learning of volume measurement (Rupnow et al, 2022). Furthermore, most students could coordinate the interpreting, structuring and representation threads with the numeration thread, identified by Rupnow et al (2022) as the key to the most complete understanding of volume calculation.…”
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