Mathematics · Pedagogy
Which of the following statements are true for 'Argumentation' in a mathematics classroom? (A) It can be understood as a line of reasoning that intends to show or explain why a mathematical result is true (B) A mathematical argument might be a formal or informal proof (C) It can also be a part of the Heuristic approach in mathematics education (D) It cannot be used for teaching mathematics as argumentation is important only for social science Choose the correct option.
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(A), (B) and (C)
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