A Learning Trajectory as a Scaffold for Pre-service Teachers’ Noticing of Students’ Mathematical Understanding

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作者
Pedro Ivars
Ceneida Fernández
Salvador Llinares
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[1] University of Alicante,Departamento de Innovación y Formación Didáctica
[2] Universidad de Alicante,undefined
来源
International Journal of Science and Mathematics Education | 2020年 / 18卷
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Children’s mathematical understanding; Learning trajectory; Noticing; Pre-service teachers learning;
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The objective of this research is to understand how a learning trajectory supports pre-service primary teachers in their noticing of students’ mathematical understanding. A total of 95 pre-service primary school teachers used a learning trajectory related to the part-whole meaning of the fraction concept to interpret students’ understanding and provide instructional decisions. The findings indicate that the learning trajectory provided pre-service teachers with a specific language to describe students’ understanding and helped them to notice students’ mathematical understanding. Furthermore, the pre-service primary teachers who produced a more detailed discourse also proposed more suitable activities based on students’ understanding. These findings suggest that the learning trajectory can act as a scaffold to notice students’ mathematical understanding.
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页码:529 / 548
页数:19
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