Conceptual Understanding in Learning Mathematics
REFLECTIONS ON LEARNING MATHEMATICS IN PHYSICS PHENOMENOLOGY AND HISTORICAL CONCEPTUAL STREAMS
... at learning which allows correlating conceptual understanding with the motivation to understand: any experience of actual resonance is directly connected with the sphere of emotions (and of choices), ...
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IMPACT OF INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL ON THE CONCEPTUAL UNDERSTANDING IN MATHEMATICS AT SECONDARY SCHOOL LEVEL
... 6. Structure, 7. Instance abstrctness, 8. Instance numerousness. It is essencial to know that how mental process occure when one ’ s learn concept. Learning activities, controlled experiments, evaluation etc. ...
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A teaching experiment to foster the conceptual understanding of multiplication based on children's literature to facilitate dialogic learning
... in mathematics are pencil and paper tests that concentrate purely on procedural knowledge, testing students recall of facts, procedures and applications, and that very few involved tasks that required higher order ...
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Conceptual Understanding, Attitude And Performance In Mathematics Of Grade 7 Students
... of mathematics is to solve a problem in a systematic way so that similar problems can be solved more easily in the same ...way. Mathematics is very important every day, its uses to solve problems in such ...
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Teaching for conceptual understanding: A cross-national comparison of the relationship between teachers’ instructional practices and student achievement in mathematics
... Researchers and policymakers worldwide have an ongoing interest in understanding the ways in which teachers contribute to students ’ learning and academic achievement. In the U.S. for example, prompted by ...
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Mathematics Teachers and Professional Learning Communities: Understanding Professional Development in Collaborative Settings
... of mathematics teachers ...Professional learning communities (PLC) are also considered valuable for the growth of ...which mathematics teachers in PLCs engage in the activities that improve their ...
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The neuroscience of conceptual learning in science and mathematics
... an understanding of how elements in the world relate to one another in ...school-based learning in both mathematics 2 and science 3, 4 ...and mathematics needs to overcome the strong pull of ...
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Deep Conceptual Learning in Science and Mathematics: Perspectives of Teachers and Administrators
... Surface learning is marked by memorization, rote learning, and unquestioning acceptance of ...Deep Conceptual Learners (DCLs), however, join concepts, apply them to real life situations, or question ...
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Re conceptualising conceptual understanding in mathematics
... the mathematics education community is how we can use ideas of relational understanding and instrumental understanding in a sophisticated manner to promote the learning of ...of ...
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Understanding teaching practice in support of Non-English-Speaking-Background (NESB) students’ mathematics learning
... third-grade mathematics students, Bowers et ...undergraduate mathematics students in the USA, their framework was grounded in the emergent ...that learning is a process involving interaction between ...
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The Effect of Conceptual Change Model in the Senior High School Students’ Understanding and Character in Learning Physics
... researching conceptual and contextual issues (students discover and examine conceptual and contextual conceptual issues prepared by teachers or other sources) related to material will be learned); 2) ...
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Planning for mathematics learning
... in learning from implementing your plans, is also central to developing and show- ing professional values of the highest ...pupils’ learning, and how you might tackle likely pupil errors and miscon- ...
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Epistemological beliefs, attitudes and conceptual understanding towards learning Physics among Physics education undergraduates
... influence learning approaches and subsequently learning ...students’ learning strategies and learning outcomes are also influenced by their personal belief systems about the nature of ...
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Progress in Understanding Mathematics Assessment (PUMA)
... Many teachers use ‘Mathematics ages’ as a quick reference: they shows the average chronological age of the pupils who obtained each particular raw score (i.e. the chronological age at which this level of ...
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Undergraduate mathematics and the role of mathematics learning support
... of mathematics support offer a variety of programs as discussed above to cater to the specific needs of ...Many mathematics support programs try to do ...of learning to a developmental ...
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On understanding and improving the teaching of university Mathematics
... the mathematics was right—in order to attain his high priority goal of demon- strating the power that proof has to solve ...the mathematics was clear caused him to override the possibility that he had too ...
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Hermeneutics in Teaching and Learning Mathematics: Revitalising Mathematics Education
... terms, mathematics being the most precise and definite kind of thinking of which we are ...related mathematics with ...describes mathematics from philosophical point of ...
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Primary school learners' attitudes on Mathematics learning in Mathematics
... example, mathematics could be seen as either favourable or unfavourable towards the learner’s ...towards Mathematics will refuse to write tasks such as homework and class ...that Mathematics is ...
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Empirical Research on Primary School Mathematics Teachers’ Understanding of the Situations of Students’ Learning in Extra Curricular Time
... school mathematics teachers’ understand- ing of students’ learning situations, and adopted open-ended structure ...school mathematics teachers from five cities of Shandong Province participated in ...
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Students' Conceptual Understanding and Images on Climate Change
... are learning and to correct misconceptions and equip the students to successfully connect the dots from knowledge to action thus; practical application of knowledge is the most important (McNeill & Vaughnn, ...
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