In this study, the authors utilize smartphone technology to help
mathematics teachers interview a student in a virtual one - on - one setting.
Not exact matches
With the free registration,
teachers gain access to the tools such as the Quiz Manager, which enables students to take quizzes that have been created by their
teachers, submit their questions to be answered by a real scientist, or learn about careers by reading
interviews with scientists in the fields of biology, chemistry,
mathematics, and physics.
Interviews suggested that many
teachers welcomed the increased emphasis on basic reading and
mathematics skills.
After reviewing project documents to get a sense of each project's context, goals, and strategies,
interviews with MSP Principal Investigators were conducted with a sample of 27 MSP projects targeting
teachers of
mathematics and / or science within the entire K - 12 spectrum.
Indeed, in none of the
interviews did the
teachers describe a lesson in which they created IWB
mathematics lessons; rather, they both described selecting from the available resources.
As part of a five - year research project funded by the Institute of Education Sciences, our research team
interviewed, observed, and videotaped 20 middle school
mathematics and science
teachers every day during 26 entire instructional units.
Our study involved three
mathematics teachers in the northeastern region of the United States engaged in a one - on - one
interview with a student using our technology.
While the
Teacher Disposition Survey did not provide quantitative evidence of broad change in our qualitative research, particularly in teacher candidate reflections and interviews, the resources appeared to be having an impact on their orientation toward student thinking and their efforts to anticipate students» experience of the mathe
Teacher Disposition Survey did not provide quantitative evidence of broad change in our qualitative research, particularly in
teacher candidate reflections and interviews, the resources appeared to be having an impact on their orientation toward student thinking and their efforts to anticipate students» experience of the mathe
teacher candidate reflections and
interviews, the resources appeared to be having an impact on their orientation toward student thinking and their efforts to anticipate students» experience of the
mathematics.
We answered our original research question by finding that in a technology - enabled one - on - one
interview mathematics teachers interacting with students might use two types of questioning strategies (clarification and verification), and two types of responding strategies (extension and redirection).
Through thinking about ourselves as
teachers, examining classroom culture and structure, and conducting clinical
interviews on number concepts, we will set the stage for our development as elementary
mathematics teachers.
Over eight years, we collected hundreds of hours of
interviews with district leaders, school leaders, instructional coaches, and
mathematics teachers, as well as survey data, videotapes of
teachers» classroom teaching, and assessments of
teachers and coaches» understanding of
mathematics and
mathematics pedagogy.
In addition to classroom examples, the Math Voices video series uses
interviews with elementary classroom
teachers, secondary
mathematics teachers,...