The intangible task–a revelatory case of teaching mathematical thinking in Japanese elementary schools

K Rasmussen, M Isoda - Research in Mathematics Education, 2019 - Taylor & Francis
This paper deals with the nature of teaching mathematical thinking and presents a case
study of a single Japanese lesson where the characteristics of mathematical thinking and
the teaching thereof are identified in relation to multiplication. The raison d'être for this
teaching is questioned and investigated by looking at how multiplication is described in the
curriculum and representative textbook material. It is seen how Japanese teachers are
institutionally conditioned to incorporate mathematical thinking in the context of …

[引用][C] The intangible task–a revelatory case of teaching mathematical thinking in Japanese elementary schools. Research in Mathematics Education, 21 (1), 43–59

K Rasmussen, M Isoda - 2019
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