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#1: Initial revision by user avatar tommi‭ · 2023-10-12T06:49:40Z (about 1 year ago)
A lot of didactics is quite mathematical, but a lot is also far from it.

Stuff like different ways of understanding division or Janvier-table of transformations between different representations of functions would, to me, feel at home, while something like TPACK-model of teacher knowledge or gender differences in mathematics classrooms feel less so.

I would be positive to the didactical stuff that actually has mathematical content in it.

I am skeptical towards the more sociological or pedagogical content, which might be about mathematics, but not really mathematical.