Evaluación de las competencias matemáticas: un análisis de las pruebas nacionales suecas de matemáticas
Mathematical competence then means the ability to understand, judge, do, and use mathematics in a variety of intra- and extra-mathematical contexts and situations in which mathematics plays or could play a role
Problem Solving Competency
Reasoning Competency
Procedural Competency
Representation Competency
Connection Competency
Communication Competency
a mathematical procedure is defined as a sequence of mathematical actions that is an accepted way of solving a common task type (e.g., to solve a linear equation)
define arguments to be mathematically founded if, in the terms used by Lithner (
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2008), they justify why the conclusions are true or plausible and are anchored in intrinsic properties of the mathematical components
A representation is therefore defined to be the concrete mental or real replacement (substitute) of an abstract mathematical entity
to use something that makes a link between two things, for example, a relationship in fact or a causal or logical relation or sequence
information is exchanged between individuals through a common system of symbols, signs, or behaviour