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We investigate whether erroneous examples in the domain of fractions can help students learn from common errors of other students presented in a computer-based system. Presenting t...
Dimitra Tsovaltzi, Erica Melis, Bruce M. McLaren, ...
We analyze why and how erroneous examples can be beneficially employed in learning mathematics. The `Why' addresses reasoning and attitudes that are rarely fostered in today&...
Abstract. The behaviorist view of learning that informs much of traditional schooling is not likely to invite students and teachers to see errors in a positive light. This is parti...