Insights into aspects of teachers’ planning reported here were gathered as part of a broader project examining aspects of the implementation of the Australian curriculum in mathematics. In particular, responses of teachers to a survey of various aspects of decisions that inform their planning are discussed. While there is diversity in processes teachers use for planning, a consistent theme was that teachers make active decisions at all stages in the planning process. There were slight differences in the ways that primary and secondary teachers plan. There are important implications from our findings for those who support teachers in the transition to the Australian Curriculum: Mathematics
Most educational professionals would agree that planning is an essential component of teaching. Such...
Teachers plan and conduct mathematics teaching, and hence, are often seen as the key to change mathe...
Planning is an essential part of teachers’ work that has consequences for students’ learning. Howeve...
Insights into teachers’ planning of mathematics reported here were gathered as part of a broader pro...
The Australian Curriculum: Mathematics (AC:M) prompts consideration of planning processes teachers t...
At some stage when planning, teachers make decisions about the mathematics tasks they will pose and ...
The final stages of curriculum development are highly dependent upon the efforts and interests of in...
Understanding the complexity of teaching also means understanding issues outside classrooms, includi...
Understanding the complexity of teaching also means understanding issues outside classrooms, includi...
International audienceUnderstanding the complexity of teaching also means understanding issues outsi...
There is growing consensus that the process of planning mathematics units and lessons is as complex ...
The content and purpose of written unit plans in mathematics is an under-researched area. In this ar...
Despite attempts to encourage teachers to adopt investigative teaching behaviours, there is strong e...
As part of an attempt to understand why teachers use particular approaches to planning, this study a...
This study analysed the process of curriculum interpretation undertaken by five primary school mathe...
Most educational professionals would agree that planning is an essential component of teaching. Such...
Teachers plan and conduct mathematics teaching, and hence, are often seen as the key to change mathe...
Planning is an essential part of teachers’ work that has consequences for students’ learning. Howeve...
Insights into teachers’ planning of mathematics reported here were gathered as part of a broader pro...
The Australian Curriculum: Mathematics (AC:M) prompts consideration of planning processes teachers t...
At some stage when planning, teachers make decisions about the mathematics tasks they will pose and ...
The final stages of curriculum development are highly dependent upon the efforts and interests of in...
Understanding the complexity of teaching also means understanding issues outside classrooms, includi...
Understanding the complexity of teaching also means understanding issues outside classrooms, includi...
International audienceUnderstanding the complexity of teaching also means understanding issues outsi...
There is growing consensus that the process of planning mathematics units and lessons is as complex ...
The content and purpose of written unit plans in mathematics is an under-researched area. In this ar...
Despite attempts to encourage teachers to adopt investigative teaching behaviours, there is strong e...
As part of an attempt to understand why teachers use particular approaches to planning, this study a...
This study analysed the process of curriculum interpretation undertaken by five primary school mathe...
Most educational professionals would agree that planning is an essential component of teaching. Such...
Teachers plan and conduct mathematics teaching, and hence, are often seen as the key to change mathe...
Planning is an essential part of teachers’ work that has consequences for students’ learning. Howeve...