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DOI: 10.1007/1-4020-7914-1_18
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Methodological Challenges for Mathematics Education Research from a Critical Perspective

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“…Further, timetabling changes and exams mean that he cannot easily modify his plan. In this story, we see starkly the interactions and disjunctions between Vithal's (2000) actual, hypothetical and arranged situations, and between the curriculum and research domains of the research. Adler and Lerman (2003) propose different endings to the story, drawing out possible consequences for the researcher, the participants (at the school), the academy, and the public, and exploring the ethical dilemmas created.…”
Section: Socially Critical Participatory Approachesmentioning
confidence: 94%
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“…Further, timetabling changes and exams mean that he cannot easily modify his plan. In this story, we see starkly the interactions and disjunctions between Vithal's (2000) actual, hypothetical and arranged situations, and between the curriculum and research domains of the research. Adler and Lerman (2003) propose different endings to the story, drawing out possible consequences for the researcher, the participants (at the school), the academy, and the public, and exploring the ethical dilemmas created.…”
Section: Socially Critical Participatory Approachesmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Further, as has been noted earlier, communities and individuals in South Africa expect them to be addressed, as part of the liberation from apartheid. Vithal (2000) and Vithal and Valero (2003) present case examples that show how difficult the research process becomes, and how much it yet needs to be theorised. Adler and Lerman (2003)-also from Mathematics education-address similar issues from a perspective of ethics.…”
Section: Socially Critical Participatory Approachesmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…Ante tal situación y la no prescripción curricular, Vithal (2000) propone la idea del "laboratorio para desarrollo de currículo", en el que tanto los protagonistas como sus acciones se ponen de manifiesto y la práctica y la teoría se confrontan permanentemente en el lugar donde se vive su sentido y significado. Aunque la incertidumbre es inherente a las perspectivas sociopolíticas y en el laboratorio del currículo este elemento tiene presencia permanente, la puesta en escena de las situaciones, experiencias y creencias de la comunidad que conforma el laboratorio permite consolidar una propuesta de currículo democrática que aportará elementos para que los estudiantes entiendan y posteriormente participen de las decisiones que configuran su realidad.…”
Section: Lo Curricular Desde Las Perspectivas Sociopolíticasunclassified