We report on a mathematics education course for primary pre-service teachers (PSTs) in which both mathematical and pedagogical learning is essential. Part of this course is devoted to supporting PSTs in (a) strengthening conceptual understanding of fractions and (b) coming to imagine ways in which fractions can be effectively introduced in primary classrooms. In collaborative group work on fraction activities, PSTs generated solutions that were very different from those of year 3-5 pupils. This was unexpected and led to new insights and learning for the instructors. We draw implications about supporting the PSTs’ development of deeper mathematical reasoning in circumstances where prior mathematical learning limits their problem-solving skil...
In this paper we present a professional development course designed to impact on teachers' mathemati...
Teaching and learning fractions have been a focus of research in mathematics education for decades. ...
Good teaching matters. The teacher represents the most dominant factor affecting student achievement...
We report on a mathematics education course for primary pre-service teachers (PSTs) in which both ma...
Background: The concept of rational numbers is one of the learner’s first experiences with a Mathema...
Mathematics presents specific challenges for primary preservice teachers and fractions is among the ...
Mathematical content related to fractions can be difficult to understand, both conceptually and proc...
Fractions is perhaps one of the most complex and difficult topics pupils explore in the early year...
One of the real challenges of teaching mathematics is to find a proper balance between conceptual un...
This research analyses preservice teachers' knowledge of fractions. Fractions are notoriously diffic...
I explored using qualitative content analysis what type of opportunities in mathematics methods text...
The case study investigated prospective teachers’ understanding of concepts of fractions following t...
Besides their usefulness in practical, everyday activities, understanding fractions and operations o...
ABSTRACT Non-negative rational numbers play a major role in the K-8 curriculum and continue to pe...
During the last decades, research in teacher noticing has increased since its development is conside...
In this paper we present a professional development course designed to impact on teachers' mathemati...
Teaching and learning fractions have been a focus of research in mathematics education for decades. ...
Good teaching matters. The teacher represents the most dominant factor affecting student achievement...
We report on a mathematics education course for primary pre-service teachers (PSTs) in which both ma...
Background: The concept of rational numbers is one of the learner’s first experiences with a Mathema...
Mathematics presents specific challenges for primary preservice teachers and fractions is among the ...
Mathematical content related to fractions can be difficult to understand, both conceptually and proc...
Fractions is perhaps one of the most complex and difficult topics pupils explore in the early year...
One of the real challenges of teaching mathematics is to find a proper balance between conceptual un...
This research analyses preservice teachers' knowledge of fractions. Fractions are notoriously diffic...
I explored using qualitative content analysis what type of opportunities in mathematics methods text...
The case study investigated prospective teachers’ understanding of concepts of fractions following t...
Besides their usefulness in practical, everyday activities, understanding fractions and operations o...
ABSTRACT Non-negative rational numbers play a major role in the K-8 curriculum and continue to pe...
During the last decades, research in teacher noticing has increased since its development is conside...
In this paper we present a professional development course designed to impact on teachers' mathemati...
Teaching and learning fractions have been a focus of research in mathematics education for decades. ...
Good teaching matters. The teacher represents the most dominant factor affecting student achievement...