“…In the same context, numerus researchers (Mapulanga et al, 2022;Meier, 2021;Ponte, 2001) raised several issues facing the mathematics teacher in planning and practice in the classroom; These include selecting and designing investigative situations, adapting and adopting curriculum vocabulary, selecting teaching and assessment tasks, formulating objectives, and defining the form of procedures that fit the characteristics of students and their previous experiences. Moreover, some studies (Alali & Al-Barakat, 2022;Bwalya & Rutegwa, 2023;Ponte, 2001) identified a set of characteristics of the learning tasks in the classroom, the most prominent of which are that they are rich in concepts, unfamiliar, require justification, and stimulate solving the issue in various life contexts. In addition, it was emphasized that professional development programs can be achieved through courses, projects, exchange of experiences, readings, reflection on the experiences of others, and others, and that they must balance theory and practice (Bwalya & Rutegwa, 2023;Mapulanga et al, 2022;Meier, 2021;Ponte, 2001).…”