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Publikováno v:
The Journal of Mathematical Behavior. 46:163-176
If students are to develop mathematical proficiency, then mathematics teaching must both change and improve. In an effort to provide site-based professional development addressing the mathematical content and pedagogical demands that teachers encount
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ZDM. 46:213-225
This paper reports on one aspect of a larger research project conducted in the United States that designed and implemented an elementary mathematics, specialist-coach preparation program and evaluated the effect of qualified specialist-coaches on stu
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Teaching Children Mathematics. 20:198-205
“T o whom do you turn in this school for advice or information about mathematics instruction?” (Spillane, Healey, and Parise 2009, p. 413). When teachers in forty-four schools were asked this question, they were more likely to indicate a teacher
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The Elementary School Journal. 111:430-454
Elementary mathematics coaches are placed in schools to construct leadership roles and to provide on-site, collaborative professional development addressing mathematical content, pedagogy, and curriculum in an effort to enhance instruction and improv
Autor:
Patricia F. Campbell
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Teaching Children Mathematics. 4:106-110
Over the last fifteen years, much research has investigated children's learning of mathematics. This research indicates that when permitted, children frequently devise approaches to solve problems that are distinct from those typically used by adults
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The Arithmetic Teacher. 41:110-113
The NCTM's Curriculum and Evaluation Standards for School Mathematics (1989) speaks of the necessity of providing effective mathematics education for all students. Noting that “the social injustices of past schooling practices can no longer be tole
Autor:
Anna O. Graeber, Patricia F. Campbell
Publikováno v:
The Arithmetic Teacher. 40:408-411
Multiply your options—divide and conquer— these and many other everyday expressions imply that multiplication always makes larger and division always makes smaller. In fact, these two ideas are so self-evident and so pervasive in many people's th
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Journal of Educational Computing Research. 7:331-349
This study investigated the effect of learning Logo on first-grade children's understanding of length of measure under the condition of changing unit size. Twenty-three children received Logo instruction for one hour per week between October and earl
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The Arithmetic Teacher. 37:14-17
Problem solving has been espoused as a goal in mathematics education since the late 1970s, with focused attention ansmg from NCTM's An Agenda for Action (1980). But problem solving should be more than a slogan offered for its appeal and widespread ac
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Developmental Psychology. 26:188-193
Map use to guide travel may require skill in encoding information from a terrain and a map, finding a match between the two, and maintaning the match despite directional shifts from turns on a route. To test this analysis194 4-to 6-yr.-olds used maps