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Susanne Strachota
Susanne Strachota
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A learning progression for elementary students’ functional thinking
AC Stephens, N Fonger, S Strachota, I Isler, M Blanton, E Knuth, ...
Mathematical Thinking and Learning 19 (3), 143-166, 2017
1002017
Does early algebra matter? The effectiveness of an early algebra intervention in grades 3 to 5
M Blanton, R Stroud, A Stephens, AM Gardiner, DA Stylianou, E Knuth, ...
American Educational Research Journal 56 (5), 1930-1972, 2019
622019
Cycles of generalizing activities in the classroom
S Strachota, E Knuth, M Blanton
Teaching and learning algebraic thinking with 5-to 12-year-olds: The global …, 2018
232018
Conceptualizing Generalization
S Strachota
IMVI Open Mathematical Education Notes 6, 41-55, 2015
212015
Conceptions and consequences of what we call argumentation, justification, and proof
M Cirillo, KW Kosko, J Newton, M Staples, K Weber
East Lansing, MI: Michigan State University, 2015
192015
The role of balance scales in supporting productive thinking about equations among diverse learners
A Stephens, Y Sung, S Strachota, RV Torres, K Morton, AM Gardiner, ...
Mathematical Thinking and Learning 24 (1), 1-18, 2022
182022
What early algebra knowledge persists 1 year after an elementary grades intervention?
A Stephens, R Stroud, S Strachota, D Stylianou, M Blanton, E Knuth, ...
Journal for Research in Mathematics Education 52 (3), 332-348, 2021
122021
Generalizing in the context of an early algebra intervention (La generalización en el contexto de una intervención algebraica temprana)
S Strachota
Journal for the Study of Education and Development 43 (2), 347-394, 2020
102020
From “You have to have three numbers and a plus sign” to “It’s the exact same thing”: K–1 students learn to think relationally about equations
A Stephens, RV Torres, Y Sung, S Strachota, AM Gardiner, M Blanton, ...
The Journal of Mathematical Behavior 62, 100871, 2021
82021
White paper: Conceptions and consequences of what we call argumentation, justification, and proof
M Cirillo, KW Kosko, J Newton, M Staples, K Weber, K Bieda, A Conner, ...
PME-NA Working Group, 2016
72016
The Interplay between Students' Understandings of Proportional and Functional Relationships.
A Stephens, S Strachota, E Knuth, M Blanton, I Isler, A Gardiner
North American Chapter of the International Group for the Psychology of …, 2017
52017
Using artifacts to explore conceptions and consequences of argumentation, justification, and proof
M Staples, J Newton, K Kosko, A Conner, M Cirillo, K Bieda, D Yopp, ...
White Paper, 2017
52017
Growth in children’s algebraic thinking: A grades 3–5 early algebra intervention
M Blanton, I Isler, A Gardiner, A Stephens, E Knuth, R Stroud, S Strachota
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) Conference, San Antonio, TX, 2017
52017
A comparative approach to analyzing university entrance mathematics exams
S Strachota, DA Romano, S Abramovich
52016
Promoting statistical literacy through tuva
L Reiten, S Strachota
The Mathematics Teacher 110 (3), 228-231, 2016
52016
Understanding variation in elementary students’ functional thinking
S Strachota, N Fonger, A Stephens, M Blanton, E Knuth, AM Gardiner
Proceedings of the 40th Annual Conference of the International Group for the …, 2016
52016
Grade 6 students' abilities to represent functional relationships
I Isler, S Strachota, A Stephens, N Fonger, M Blanton, A Gardiner, E Knuth
Tenth Congress of the European Society for Research in Mathematics Education …, 2017
42017
College students’ understanding of logical implication
DA Romano, S Strachota
42016
The academic community’s perceptions of the two-column proof
J Pair, S Strachota, R Singh
The Mathematics Enthusiast 18 (1), 210-238, 2021
32021
Effective disciplinary literacy strategies for students with disabilities in middle and high school science classrooms
ZT Barnes, RS Fields, S Strachota, KA Mangione
Preventing School Failure: Alternative Education for Children and Youth 68 …, 2024
22024
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