Early childhood teacher education: the case of geometry

作者: Douglas H. Clements , Julie Sarama

DOI: 10.1007/S10857-011-9173-0

关键词: Mathematics educationProfessional developmentGeometryPhilosophy of educationBody of knowledgePsychologySpatial intelligencePedagogySpatial abilityEarly childhood educationEarly childhoodCognitively Guided Instruction

摘要: For early childhood, the domain of geometry and spatial reasoning is an important area mathematics learning. Unfortunately, thinking are often ignored or minimized in education. We build a case for importance thinking, review research on professional development these teachers, describe series projects based this body knowledge. conclude that research-based models hold potential to make significant difference learning young children by catalyzing substantive change knowledge beliefs their teachers.

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