The aim of this paper is to study teachers’ roles in preschool children’s mathematical reasoning using analysis of epistemological moves. Three moves were identified: instructional moves, confirming move and a new move, concluding move. There were no generative moves encouraging the children to produce different arguments for choice of strategy or conclusion. Both the confirming move and the concluding move functioned as an end of the reasoning and thereby limited the opportunities for the children to learn creative mathematical reasoning. This although that several encounters were created by the preschool teachers, both as formal planned situations and unformal such as free play.
The chapters of this book provide further evidence of young children's reasoning abilities. We draw ...
The present study examines the structure and mathematical content of children’s mathematical argumen...
This paper reports on an analysis of teachers' talk of play-based learning and intentional teaching ...
The aim of this paper is to study teachers’ roles in preschool children’s mathematical reasoning usi...
The aim of this paper is to study teachers’ roles in preschool children’s mathematical reasoning usi...
In this paper, we propose a theoretical tool for analysing mathematical reasoning using Epistemologi...
In this paper, we propose a theoretical tool for analysing mathematical reasoning using Epistemologi...
International audienceThis paper aims to increase the insight into kindergarten teachers' justificat...
International audienceThe focus of this study is the mathematical reasoning of pre-service teachers....
This paper explores the reasoning of young children in invented calculation strategies. It draws on ...
This paper aims at characterizing the teaching actions that are used in a primary school mathematics...
International audienceIn this paper we present and illustrate a framework for analyzing the relation...
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In this paper we describe stories of mathematics learning in play that are often neglected in this e...
The chapters of this book provide further evidence of young children's reasoning abilities. We draw ...
The present study examines the structure and mathematical content of children’s mathematical argumen...
This paper reports on an analysis of teachers' talk of play-based learning and intentional teaching ...
The aim of this paper is to study teachers’ roles in preschool children’s mathematical reasoning usi...
The aim of this paper is to study teachers’ roles in preschool children’s mathematical reasoning usi...
In this paper, we propose a theoretical tool for analysing mathematical reasoning using Epistemologi...
In this paper, we propose a theoretical tool for analysing mathematical reasoning using Epistemologi...
International audienceThis paper aims to increase the insight into kindergarten teachers' justificat...
International audienceThe focus of this study is the mathematical reasoning of pre-service teachers....
This paper explores the reasoning of young children in invented calculation strategies. It draws on ...
This paper aims at characterizing the teaching actions that are used in a primary school mathematics...
International audienceIn this paper we present and illustrate a framework for analyzing the relation...
International audienceIn this work we recognise how a group of future teacher of Early Childhood Edu...
International audienceThis paper presents the design and construction of a professional task aimed a...
In this paper we describe stories of mathematics learning in play that are often neglected in this e...
The chapters of this book provide further evidence of young children's reasoning abilities. We draw ...
The present study examines the structure and mathematical content of children’s mathematical argumen...
This paper reports on an analysis of teachers' talk of play-based learning and intentional teaching ...