“…In the literature scan that was carried out about the ATTT, there were not many satisfying studies in terms of their scope. It is understood that the practices of mathematics teachers who use technological tools in their lessons generally replace traditional methods and tools (Bray & Tangney, 2017;Egan, FitzGibbon & Oldham, 2013;Ottenbreit-Leftwich et al, 2012;Thinyane, 2010), and they may use a basic level of technology within this process (Ardıç & İşleyen, 2017a;Avcı, Kula & Haşlaman, 2019;Bray & Tangney, 2017;Psycharis, Chalatzoglidis & Kalogiannakis, 2013). Looking at the studies conducted about the use of technology in education in Turkey, where the FATIH Project, which is defined by MoNE (2020) as the "largest and most comprehensive educational movement in the world about the use of technology in education," was carried out, the attitudes of the participants towards technology were observed to be "high" (Birkollu, Yücesoy, Bağlama & Kanbul, 2017;Çakır & Oktay, 2013;Kayalar, 2018;Paşa, Bolat & Karataş, 2015;Üstün & Akman, 2015).…”