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Introducing exampling: A communicative strategy behind students’ use of examples in mathematical argumentation
Empirical justification schemes - often viewed as an epistemological limitation or instructional shortcoming - are pervasive in student argumentation. This study offers the term exampling to describe a previously unnamed phenomenon: the strategic use of examples in mathematical arguments rooted in s
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