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Mathematics teachers’ professional knowledge

Mathematics teachers’ professional knowledge

... the mathematics classroom from her preservice and inservice experiences, participation in projects, and other professional ...to mathematics education mostly from her intensive contacts with a ... See full document

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Development of pre-service mathematics teachers’ professional knowledge and identity in working with information and communication technology

Development of pre-service mathematics teachers’ professional knowledge and identity in working with information and communication technology

... the mathematics teachersprofessional ...Such knowledge may be regarded as a blend of declarative, procedural, and strategic knowledge that is used in situations of practice (Shulman, ... See full document

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Professional knowledge construction through reflective practice and tutorial supervision

Professional knowledge construction through reflective practice and tutorial supervision

... beginner teachers analyses resulted in this distribution: teachers from private system that schools have a consistent educational and curricular project T3, T4 and T6 experienced a positive ... See full document

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The Professional Journey of Beatriz Silva D’ambrosio: a Mathematics Educator

The Professional Journey of Beatriz Silva D’ambrosio: a Mathematics Educator

... the mathematics of their students to plan instructional activities based on these ...constructing knowledge, as well as potentially providing the teacher with new approaches to mathematical ... See full document

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Teachers’ interactions with curriculum materials in mathematics education.

Teachers’ interactions with curriculum materials in mathematics education.

... previous knowledge is perceived. However, teachers are not always explicit about the concept of prior knowledge, proposing situations that serve as underlying knowledge for new ...what ... See full document

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Professional Development of Novice Special Education Teachers

Professional Development of Novice Special Education Teachers

... education, teachers must acquire, in their initial and continuing education, general knowl- edge in teaching and specific knowledge in the ...education teachers, re- sulting in multiple and fragile ... See full document

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Colaborative research as a stratagy of professional development of teachers

Colaborative research as a stratagy of professional development of teachers

... the teachers engaged in diverse forms of collaboration, both in terms of what it was intended as the time they ...her professional problems through interaction with ...of Mathematics in ...of ... See full document

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Early childhood teachers’ learning and professional development

Early childhood teachers’ learning and professional development

... that knowledge and human experience are not merely physical but also mental, emotional, and social (McCaughtry, 2005) causes us to emphasize not only content knowledge and learning situations, but also ... See full document

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Developing Secondary School Teachers’ Didactic–Mathematical Knowledge about Probability

Developing Secondary School Teachers’ Didactic–Mathematical Knowledge about Probability

... The knowledge we emphasize in this work – that teachers should have to adequately teach mathematics, as stated by Godino, Batanero, Rivas and Arteaga (2013, ...between mathematics and ...the ... See full document

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The professional development of high school teachers

The professional development of high school teachers

... 22 teachers mentioned that they professionally developed themselves from drawbacks experienced within their workplace especially when it comes to ...makes teachers look for training, knowledge, and ... See full document

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High school mathematics teachers’ inquiry-oriented approaches to teaching algebra

High school mathematics teachers’ inquiry-oriented approaches to teaching algebra

... and teachers, current practice, and future practice ...prior knowledge, abilities, and expectations they brought to their experiences with CPs in their teaching; task features, classroom processes and ... See full document

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Mathematical and didactical knowledge about patterns and regularities mobilized by teachers in a professional learning task

Mathematical and didactical knowledge about patterns and regularities mobilized by teachers in a professional learning task

... considering teachers’ individual work. It was observed, in general, that teachers found it difficult to mobilise mathematical knowledge to solve the mathematical situations presented in the PLT, ... See full document

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Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC) to improve teachers’ professional development

Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC) to improve teachers’ professional development

... with knowledge as something distributed in a network of ...of professional development of teachers in a connectivist ...Content Knowledge (TPACK) as a theoretical referential to examine in ... See full document

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The challenge of mathematical discussions in teachers’ professional practice

The challenge of mathematical discussions in teachers’ professional practice

... about mathematics education, and many ...and teachers in the analysis, unders- tanding and preparation of situations of whole class discussions conducted within an exploratory ... See full document

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Mathematics Student Teachers’ Misconceptions on the Limit and Continuity Concepts

Mathematics Student Teachers’ Misconceptions on the Limit and Continuity Concepts

... determinate teachers’ content knowledge of any topic is their misconceptions related to this ...student teachers’ misconceptions related to the limit and continuity ...student teachers have ... See full document

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The mathematics education of prospective secondary teachers around the world

The mathematics education of prospective secondary teachers around the world

... as mathematics teachers, navigating and negotiating between the con- straints and affordances coming from the school and the university ...as mathematics learners and PSMTs ’ professional ... See full document

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Information skills and library knowledge for higher education teachers

Information skills and library knowledge for higher education teachers

... accompanying teachers throughout their professional ...of teachers, trainers, and ...education teachers may use information in sophisticated ways to teach their subjects, maybe they are not ... See full document

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Designing lesson studies to support teachers’ professional development

Designing lesson studies to support teachers’ professional development

... previous knowledge of the students were noted, including reading and writing rational numbers as decimals, comparing fractions and decimals, ordering numbers represented as fractions and decimal and natural ... See full document

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Salutogenetic approach to professional training of future teachers

Salutogenetic approach to professional training of future teachers

... without knowledge and understanding degenerates in arbitrariness; science without art loses connection with ...sound professional training it is necessary to realize a union of science and art through ... See full document

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Using an artistic approach to the teaching of non-euclidean geometry in a professional development course for mathematics teachers

Using an artistic approach to the teaching of non-euclidean geometry in a professional development course for mathematics teachers

... teacher’s professional development has been done in the past ...in professional development ...refer, professional development should move away from a rigidly structured in-service training model ... See full document

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