“…An adequate organization and structuring of criteria are therefore required to categorize and characterize classroom phenomena. The concept of didactic suitability of the Onto-semiotic Approach (OSA) (Godino, Batanero & Font, 2007) is a useful theoretical tool for understanding the processes that occur in the classroom (Breda & Lima, 2016;Breda, Font & Lima, 2015;Breda, Font & Pino-Fan, 2018;Godino, Bencomo, Font, & Wilhelmi, 2006;Morales-López, 2019;. In the specific case of teaching measurement in primary education, Nogueira, Blanco, Rodríguez-Vivero, and Diego-Mantecón (2016) state that the use of Onto-semiotic Approach tools makes it possible "to make more explicit what and how students learn, and what and how mathematics teachers teach in Primary Education" (p.395).…”