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Research Article

Joint attention, the pedagogical relation and pedagogical tact in the age of digital education

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Received 26 Feb 2024, Accepted 05 Jul 2024, Published online: 04 Aug 2024

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Figure 1. Moving from standing to sit between the students: ‘I want you all to show your work. Let’s look at JoJo’s’.

Figure 1. Moving from standing to sit between the students: ‘I want you all to show your work. Let’s look at JoJo’s’.

Figure 2. Holding up the paper for Jojo to see: ȈLook. What’s it like?’.

Figure 2. Holding up the paper for Jojo to see: ȈLook. What’s it like?’.

Figure 3. ‘You say ‘good.’ Marie says, ‘a little bit good’.’ Turning his attention to Létitia and Johann in turn: ‘What about you, Létitia? And you, Johann?’.

Figure 3. ‘You say ‘good.’ Marie says, ‘a little bit good’.’ Turning his attention to Létitia and Johann in turn: ‘What about you, Létitia? And you, Johann?’.

Figure 4. Pointing to the error: ‘There may be something missing here. The stick going down isn’t there. There!’.

Figure 4. Pointing to the error: ‘There may be something missing here. The stick going down isn’t there. There!’.