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Mathematical creativity is a multifaceted psychological construct, necessitating innovative research techniques to enhance its integration into mathematics education. Though existing studies primarily focus on teachers’ personal conceptions of mathematical creativity, there is a pressing need to identify their actual creative practices during problem-solving (PS) and problem-posing (PP) activities. Understanding these authentic acts of creativity is crucial for evaluating how teachers’ thinking and enactment of mathematical concepts reflect their creativity and influence their instructional practices. In this paper, a theoretical and methodological approach to studying mathematical creativity in action by integrating two theoretical approaches to outline mental operations that underpin creative characteristics is proposed. We illustrate the application of our theory and methodology using examples from a specific study of pre-service teachers’ (PSTs’) PS activities. Our approach aims to fill the gap in understanding mathematical creativity as it unfolds, providing insights into cognitive processes and contextual factors affecting mathematical creativity, and ultimately informing the evolution of practices in mathematics education research and practice.

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