Incorporating Generalization into University Classrooms: An Emerging Distinction from Instructors
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In this paper we share findings from six interviews with instructors on whether, and how, they attend to generalization in their teaching. In particular, the interviews highlighted a distinction between generalizing in the classroom as being teacher or student generated. This study furthers our understanding of generalization beyond student activity and opens us to further questions such as how, if at all, students understand this distinction in the classroom.