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9780415238656

Issues in Mathematics Teaching

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  • ISBN13:

    9780415238656

  • ISBN10:

    041523865X

  • Format: Nonspecific Binding
  • Copyright: 2002-02-22
  • Publisher: RoutledgeFalmer

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Summary

This book presents the key debates that the mathematics teacher will need to understand, reflect on and engage in as part of their professional development. Issues in Mathematics Teaching is suitable for those at initial training level right through to practicing mathematics teachers. Its accessible structure enables the reader to pursue the issues raised as each chapter includes suggestions for further reading and questions for reflection or debate.

Table of Contents

List of tables
vii
List of figures
viii
Contributors ix
Glossary xvi
Introduction: How to make the most of this book 1(4)
Peter Gates
PART I Setting the scene; raising the issues 5(16)
What is an/at issue in mathematics education?
7(14)
Peter Gates
PART II Issues in the social context of mathematics education 21(100)
Mathematics teaching in the real world
23(15)
Tony Cotton
Language, social class and underachievement in school mathematics
38(13)
Robyn Zevenbergen
Gender, reason and emotion in secondary mathematics classrooms
51(13)
Carrie Paechter
Ethnicity and mathematics education
64(13)
Derek Kassem
`We've still got to learn!' Students' perspectives on ability grouping and mathematics achievement
77(16)
Jo Boaler
Dylan Wiliam
What values do you teach when you teach mathematics?
93(12)
Alan Bishop
Policy, practices and principles in teaching numeracy: what makes a difference?
105(16)
Mike Askew
PART III Issues in the teaching and learning of mathematics 121(94)
Teaching mathematics resourcefully
123(24)
Kevin Delaney
Dealing with misconceptions in mathematics
147(19)
Malcolm Swan
Adjusting to the newcomer: roles for the computer in mathematics classrooms
166(14)
Janet Ainley
Reading mathematics texts
180(17)
Paul Dowling
Personal, spiritual, moral, social and cultural issues in teaching mathematics
197(18)
Jan Winter
PART IV Issues in the assessment of mathematics 215(44)
Making judgements about pupils' mathematics
217(15)
Anne Watson
The place of pupil writing in learning, teaching and assessing mathematics
232(13)
Candia Morgan
Social class and `real-life' mathematics assessments
245(14)
Harry Cooper
PART V Issues in the culture of mathematics teaching 259(53)
Inclusion, learning and teaching mathematics: beliefs and values
261(16)
Mike Ollerton
Critical mathematics education
277(17)
Paul Ernest
Comparing international practice in the teaching of mathematics
294(18)
Paul Andrews
Subject index 312(3)
Author index 315

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