Collective Mathematical Understanding as Improvisation

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A framework for analyzing the collaborative construction of arguments and its interplay with agency (2012, background): “Co-acting is a process through which an individual's mathematical ideas and actions are adopted, built upon, and internalized by others, thereby becoming shared understandings rather than being limited to the individual (Martin et al., 2006).”