Mathematics for teaching and deep subject knowledge: voices of Mathematics Enhancement Course students in England

作者: Jill Adler , Sarmin Hossain , Mary Stevenson , John Clarke , Rosa Archer

DOI: 10.1007/S10857-013-9259-Y

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摘要: This article reports an investigation into how students of a mathematics course for prospective secondary teachers in England talk about the notion ‘understanding depth’, which was explicit goal course. We interviewed eighteen Through our social practice frame and light review literature on mathematical knowledge teaching, we describe three themes that weave through students’ talk: reasoning, connectedness being mathematical. argue these illuminate privileged messages course, as well boundary relationship between pedagogic content teacher education practice.

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