COOPERATIVE LEARNING IN MATHEMATICS
interested in cooperative-learning processes, advanced mathematical thinking, and preservice and in-service mathematics teacher education. This article was written while she was a post-doctoral associate at LRDC?Univer sity of Pittsburgh. Orit Zaslavsky, orit@tx.technion.ac.il, is
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