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Signe E. Kastberg   Seeing the construction of a multiplicative world                           2 Laurent Theis   L'apprentissage du signe = : un obstacle cognitif important ABSTRACT                 7 Laurent Theis   Learning the = sign: a significant cognitive obstacle (online only) ABSTRACT                 12 Younggi Choi ,  Jonghoon Do   Equality involved in 0.999... and (-8)^1/3                           13 Janelle McFeetors ,  Ralph Mason   Voice and success in non-academic mathematics courses:(re)forming identity                           16 Maria Dolores Lozano   Mathematics learning: ideas from neuroscience and the enactivist approach to cognition                           24 Thomas Falkenberg   Caring in the teaching and learning of mathematics: a comment on Hackenberg 25(1)                           28 Amy Hackenberg   A response to Falkenberg                           29 Keith Weber   On logical thinking in mathematics classrooms                           30 Barbara Ball ,  Alf Coles ,  Dave Hewitt ,  Dave Wilson ,  Laurie Jacques ,  Kath Cross ,  Dick Tahta ,  Laurinda Brown ,  Gill Hatch ,  Pete Griffin   Talking about subject-specific pedagogy                           32 Michal Yerushalmy   Challenging known transitions: learning and teaching algebra with technology                           37 Alexander Khait   A unified approach to mathematics education created around the computer paradigm                           43

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