To address this gap,I conducted two separate but related qualitative studies focused on preservice techer’ interactions with mathematics curriculum materials. The first study examined a teacher education activity in which 23 preservice elementary teachers analyzed section of different mathematics curriculum materials and textbooks. The second study focused on three student teacher’ uses of mathematics curriculum materials and textbooks during their student-teaching internships. The overall purpose of these studies was to examine the views and experiences that appear to influence preservice teacher’ initial interpretations of standards-based curriculum materials and to document preservice teacher’ experiences using standards-based and other instructional resources during student teaching.I also aimed to explore how mathematics curriculum materials might be more carefully positioned to play a more critical role in preservice teacher’ learning throughout typical teacher education opportunities and also in teacher’ future use and learning with standards-based curriculum materials and other instructional resources
Results of this manuscript dissertation indicated that preservice teacher found themselves immersed in professional development with mathematics curriculum materials, textbooks, and state curriculum guides during coursework and fieldwork experiences, They had the opportunity to develop an understanding of the variety of mathematics instructional resources available to them that were different from what they were used to, and also had opportunities to consider the unpectedly complex nature of many of the materials. The preservice teacher found themselves negotiating balance between university coursework and fieldwork expectations as they evaluated, adapted and supplemented materials during coursework and fieldwork. The results from these chapters not only illustrate teacher learning with and about curriculum materials, but also point out opportunities within teacher education for preservice teacher to question well-established beliefs and practices regarding mathematics teaching and mathematics
To address this gap,I conducted two separate but related qualitative studies focused on preservice techer’ interactions with mathematics curriculum materials. The first study examined a teacher education activity in which 23 preservice elementary teachers analyzed section of different mathematics curriculum materials and textbooks. The second study focused on three student teacher’ uses of mathematics curriculum materials and textbooks during their student-teaching internships. The overall purpose of these studies was to examine the views and experiences that appear to influence preservice teacher’ initial interpretations of standards-based curriculum materials and to document preservice teacher’ experiences using standards-based and other instructional resources during student teaching.I also aimed to explore how mathematics curriculum materials might be more carefully positioned to play a more critical role in preservice teacher’ learning throughout typical teacher education opportunities and also in teacher’ future use and learning with standards-based curriculum materials and other instructional resources
Results of this manuscript dissertation indicated that preservice teacher found themselves immersed in professional development with mathematics curriculum materials, textbooks, and state curriculum guides during coursework and fieldwork experiences, They had the opportunity to develop an understanding of the variety of mathematics instructional resources available to them that were different from what they were used to, and also had opportunities to consider the unpectedly complex nature of many of the materials. The preservice teacher found themselves negotiating balance between university coursework and fieldwork expectations as they evaluated, adapted and supplemented materials during coursework and fieldwork. The results from these chapters not only illustrate teacher learning with and about curriculum materials, but also point out opportunities within teacher education for preservice teacher to question well-established beliefs and practices regarding mathematics teaching and mathematics
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