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This case study examined the professional development of a pre-service mathematics teacher. The objective was to identify the circumstances in which professional activity developed during and as a result of mentoring interactions and classroom teaching experience. The results show that the instructions given by the co-operating teacher, university supervisor, and an experienced maths teacher were resources for this development when they allowed the pre-service teacher to think about her teaching activity and construct more personal actions, adapted to the characteristics of her classroom experience.