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Adaptive reasoning of struggling grade 11 mathematics students: A multiple case study
This study examined how adaptive reasoning emerged and developed differently among struggling Grade 11 mathematics students within an activity system. Understanding these differences is important because struggling learners may demonstrate mathematical reasoning in ways that are not captured by proc
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