‘How confident are you?’ Supporting young students’ reasoning about uncertainty in chance games through students’ talk and computer simulations

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2015-01-01

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Kazak, Sibel

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Reasoning about uncertainty: learning and teaching informal inferential reasoning

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S. Kazak, ‘How confident are you?’ Supporting young students’ reasoning about uncertainty in chance games through students’ talk and computer simulations. 2015.