The conceptual development of place value is often described as the most significant of all number concepts which, when understood, enables students to develop a comprehensive sense of number (Reys, Lindquist, Lambdin, & Smith, 2009). Disappointingly, the development of place value is seen as an elusive concept for pre-service teachers. This paper reports on a study to determine the effect of a problem-based learning (PBL) approach versus a traditional teacher-centred instructional approach in a university course on pre-service teacher’s content knowledge and conceptual understanding of place value
AbstractTeaching for Problem-Based Learning (PBL) requires big changes in teachers’ usual roles. As ...
This paper discusses research conducted to explore student perceptions of problem based learning (PB...
Upper primary school students' difficulties with decimal place value are widely recognised due ...
The conceptual development of place value is often described as the most significant of all number c...
The use of a control group is an effective tool which afforded this researcher a gauge as to the eff...
In order to help children gain a more robust understanding of place value, teachers must understand ...
Place value understanding requires the same activity that students use when developing fractional an...
Teaching of the place value system happens in the context of teaching numbers and is very closely re...
What a study of the historical development of mathematical concepts can offer teaching is still bein...
This project aimed to find out more about ways that Year 4 children who had participated in the Ear...
Motivation and aim of this paper An insufficient development of place value understanding is one of...
Place value is an important concept that cut across primary and secondary curriculum universally. Te...
This study explored Kolb’s four-phase experiential learning cycle in the teaching and learning of pl...
Place value plays a crucial role in understanding numbers and operations throughout primary/secondar...
Prospective elementary school teachers (PTs) come to their mathematics courses fluent in using proce...
AbstractTeaching for Problem-Based Learning (PBL) requires big changes in teachers’ usual roles. As ...
This paper discusses research conducted to explore student perceptions of problem based learning (PB...
Upper primary school students' difficulties with decimal place value are widely recognised due ...
The conceptual development of place value is often described as the most significant of all number c...
The use of a control group is an effective tool which afforded this researcher a gauge as to the eff...
In order to help children gain a more robust understanding of place value, teachers must understand ...
Place value understanding requires the same activity that students use when developing fractional an...
Teaching of the place value system happens in the context of teaching numbers and is very closely re...
What a study of the historical development of mathematical concepts can offer teaching is still bein...
This project aimed to find out more about ways that Year 4 children who had participated in the Ear...
Motivation and aim of this paper An insufficient development of place value understanding is one of...
Place value is an important concept that cut across primary and secondary curriculum universally. Te...
This study explored Kolb’s four-phase experiential learning cycle in the teaching and learning of pl...
Place value plays a crucial role in understanding numbers and operations throughout primary/secondar...
Prospective elementary school teachers (PTs) come to their mathematics courses fluent in using proce...
AbstractTeaching for Problem-Based Learning (PBL) requires big changes in teachers’ usual roles. As ...
This paper discusses research conducted to explore student perceptions of problem based learning (PB...
Upper primary school students' difficulties with decimal place value are widely recognised due ...