2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2010.03.322
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Analysis of mathematical tasks in Turkish elementary school mathematics textbooks

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“…Moreover, the high cognitive demand tasks are shown in numerous presentations and often these tasks involved daily life situations. A similar study carried out by Ozgeldi and Esen (2010) examined mathematical tasks in the Turkish elementary school textbooks of grade 6, 7 and 8 and the findings revealed that most of the mathematical tasks required low level of cognitive demands. They conclude that these tasks in the textbooks do not align with the aim of the mathematics curriculum to provide more opportunities to students to develop higher order thinking skills.…”
Section: Previous Study On Textbook Evaluationmentioning
confidence: 85%
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“…Moreover, the high cognitive demand tasks are shown in numerous presentations and often these tasks involved daily life situations. A similar study carried out by Ozgeldi and Esen (2010) examined mathematical tasks in the Turkish elementary school textbooks of grade 6, 7 and 8 and the findings revealed that most of the mathematical tasks required low level of cognitive demands. They conclude that these tasks in the textbooks do not align with the aim of the mathematics curriculum to provide more opportunities to students to develop higher order thinking skills.…”
Section: Previous Study On Textbook Evaluationmentioning
confidence: 85%
“…Levels of cognitive demands of mathematical tasks in KSSR textbook is still fallen short in terms of developing HOTS due to lack of opportunities exhibit in the textbook. In a study by Ozgeldi and Esen (2010), majority of the mathematical tasks in the mathematics textbooks require low level of cognitive demand but the mathematics curriculum emphasize on fostering HOTS in students. This is a paradox between the curriculum and the textbook developed and it is not unique in Malaysia only.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Engin (2015)'e göre etkinliklerin öğrencileri bilişsel açıdan aktif olmaya ne kadar yönelttiğinin anlaşılması için bilişsel istem düzeylerinin belirlenmesi gerekmektedir. Alanyazında bilişsel istem düzeylerinin incelendiği çalışmalar yer almaktadır (Engin, 2015;Engin ve Sezer, 2016;Mullis, Martin, Beaton, Gonzalez, Kelly, ve Smith, 1998;Özgeldi ve Esen, 2010;Smith ve Stein, 1998;Ubuz, Erbaş, Çetinkaya, ve Özgeldi, 2010;Ubuz ve Sarpkaya, 2014;Reçber, 2012;Sarpkaya, 2011). Bu çalışmalara bakıldığında bazılarının (Engin, 2015;Reçber, 2012 gibi) bilişsel istem düzeylerinin farklı ülkelerdeki kitap içeriklerinin karşılaştırılmasında kullanıldığı görülmektedir.…”
Section: Bilişsel İstem Düzeyleriunclassified
“…(Özgeldi ve Esen, 2010;Ubuz ve Sarpkaya, 2014;Ubuz, Erbaş, Çetinkaya, ve Özgeldi, 2010;Reçber,2012;Engin ve Sezer, 2016). Smith ve Stein (1998) matematiksel etkinliklerin bilişsel istem düzeylerini 4 gruba ayırmıştır: Ezberleme, Kavramlarla veya anlamlarla bağlantılı olmayan işlemler, Kavramlarla veya anlamlarla bağlantılı işlemler ve Matematik yapma.…”
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