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The Educational Award is intended for people at all teaching levels, those who have achieved remarkable results in the sphere of education in Estonia as a teacher, as a university lecturer, a head or an employee of an educational institution, an author of textbooks and didactical materials, a person who has initiated and implemented practical educational innovations or an official who has taken part in developing education policy.
This is a didactical experience and it is not the first time for such thing to happen.
However, we realise that, in most cases, many students are able to make a tacit assumption of following a recursive pattern of adding 3 each time to get the next term, possibly due to a didactical contract (Brousseau, 1997) to which they are conditioned.
 
 
 
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