The goal of this study was to examine grade two Math Talk in geometry within a Knowledge Building community engaged in both face-to-face and computer-mediated discourse. Ontario Ministry of Education guidelines were used to identify grade two geometry concepts. Math vocabulary extracted from these guidelines was used, along with a content-based social network analysis tool, to explore the emergence of new domain-specific vocabulary in student discourse and to assess patterns of engagement surrounding use of those terms. A â Ways of Contributingâ analytic framework was used to assess the nature of both teacher and student contributions to face to face and online discourse. Findings suggest that students as early as grade 2 can engage pro...
During asynchronous, online mathematics discussions, new ideas and justifications (knowledge content...
The Common Core State Standards in Mathematics increased the emphasis on the skills of reasoning, ju...
This paper discusses how students' participation in conversation and classroom activities potentiall...
The goal of this study was to examine grade two Math Talk in geometry within a Knowledge Building co...
The study investigates how teachers use math discourse in grade 7 and 8 math classrooms. Teaching st...
The research question addressed was, how might implementing two student focused math discourse strat...
This teacher research study examines the math talk of students in an after school Math Club with a f...
Students in a fully-online learning environment have limited access to opportunities to talk about m...
Extensive research has been published on the nature of classroom mathematical discourse and on the i...
The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics has responded to calls for reform of mathematics edu...
Recommendations for future research regarding students' meaning efforts included suggestions for pos...
Math Talk is a website that promotes discussion about math topics for students amongst their peers. ...
Despite a developing interest in the need for student engagement with mathematics, student voice in ...
This research sought to introduce Knowledge Building pedagogy into Ontario secondary school mathemat...
Teaching and learning through the use of discourse support students' conceptual understanding by att...
During asynchronous, online mathematics discussions, new ideas and justifications (knowledge content...
The Common Core State Standards in Mathematics increased the emphasis on the skills of reasoning, ju...
This paper discusses how students' participation in conversation and classroom activities potentiall...
The goal of this study was to examine grade two Math Talk in geometry within a Knowledge Building co...
The study investigates how teachers use math discourse in grade 7 and 8 math classrooms. Teaching st...
The research question addressed was, how might implementing two student focused math discourse strat...
This teacher research study examines the math talk of students in an after school Math Club with a f...
Students in a fully-online learning environment have limited access to opportunities to talk about m...
Extensive research has been published on the nature of classroom mathematical discourse and on the i...
The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics has responded to calls for reform of mathematics edu...
Recommendations for future research regarding students' meaning efforts included suggestions for pos...
Math Talk is a website that promotes discussion about math topics for students amongst their peers. ...
Despite a developing interest in the need for student engagement with mathematics, student voice in ...
This research sought to introduce Knowledge Building pedagogy into Ontario secondary school mathemat...
Teaching and learning through the use of discourse support students' conceptual understanding by att...
During asynchronous, online mathematics discussions, new ideas and justifications (knowledge content...
The Common Core State Standards in Mathematics increased the emphasis on the skills of reasoning, ju...
This paper discusses how students' participation in conversation and classroom activities potentiall...