In an earlier contribution to Education Sciences we presented a new concept inventory to assess students’ conceptual understanding of introductory group theory—the CI2GT. This concept inventory is now leveraged in a pretest-post-test design with N=143 pre-service teachers to enrich this body of work with quantitative results. On the one hand, our findings indicate three recurring learning difficulties which will be discussed in detail. On the other hand, we provide a summative evaluation of the Hildesheim Teaching Concept and discuss students’ learning gain in different sub-domains of group theory. Together, the results allow for an empirical perspective on educational aspects of group theory and thus bridge the gap between qualitative and ...
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Abstract: Building a foundation for understanding algebraic concepts is an important step in the tea...
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The preliminary study finds difficulty in group definition. Students have not had an understanding o...
Abstract algebra enjoys a prestigious position in mathematics and the undergraduate mathematics curr...
This work has the obective to anlyse the group concept formed by the students of the Mathematics Cou...
TSG-11 on Teaching and Learning of Algebra had a small number of presentations in the main session, ...
Algebra is a very important component of mathematics. For students, an adequate understanding of alg...
This paper reviews the influence of learning theories from cognitive science and constructivism on t...
Prior research has shown how incorporating group theory into upper secondary school or undergraduate...
The study of abstract algebra is both required for most mathematics majors and notoriously difficult...
Students\u27 learning and understanding in an undergraduate abstract algebra class were described us...
The main purpose of my study was to find out some of the conceptual problems and their causes in lea...
Most abstract algebra texts begin with groups, then proceed to rings and fields. While groups are th...
This study aims to explore the misconceptions that occur in group theory learning conducted by pre-s...
a b s t r a c t In this paper we describe a local instructional theory for supporting the guided rei...
Abstract: Building a foundation for understanding algebraic concepts is an important step in the tea...
This paper explores the potential of group discussion in generating algebraic thinking among learner...
The preliminary study finds difficulty in group definition. Students have not had an understanding o...
Abstract algebra enjoys a prestigious position in mathematics and the undergraduate mathematics curr...
This work has the obective to anlyse the group concept formed by the students of the Mathematics Cou...
TSG-11 on Teaching and Learning of Algebra had a small number of presentations in the main session, ...
Algebra is a very important component of mathematics. For students, an adequate understanding of alg...
This paper reviews the influence of learning theories from cognitive science and constructivism on t...