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This report discusses the results of semi-structured clinical interviews with ten prospective secondary mathematics teachers who were provided with a dynamic image of a growing and shrinking cone. We asked the students to graph the relationship between the surface area and the height of the cone. We identify four themes in the students’ solution approaches and discuss the implications of these approaches. Specifically, we discuss the themes with respect to relationships between the students’ solutions and their image of the growing and shrinking cone, including the extent that they leveraged this image to determine their solutions.
Irma Emma Stevens, University of Georgia
Natalie Hobson, University of Georgia
Kevin C. Moore, University of Georgia
Teo Paoletti, Montclair State University
Kevin R. LaForest, University of Georgia
Kathryn D. Mauldin, University of Georgia