In other words, the experience of seeing that students do not use something they have ‘learned’ may be a particularly motivating type of data in building knowledge of teaching. Likewise, experiences that stimulate teachers’ curiosity about student thinking may be important in generating ongoing learning (Franke et al. 2001).
In other words, the experience of seeing that students do not use something they have‘learned’ may be a particularly motivating type of data in building knowledge ofteaching. Likewise, experiences that stimulate teachers’ curiosity about student thinkingmay be important in generating ongoing learning (Franke et al. 2001).