2015
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-06808-4
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From beliefs to dynamic affect systems in mathematics education

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“…We deduced that the similarities of this research and the prior study on the sub-constructs of achievement goals arise from having samples from the higher education level, which entail complex thinking. Additionally, differences in cultural backgrounds are not only limited to how strongly students have distinct perceptions, but also to what the absolute perception constructs are (Bofah & Hannula, 2015).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We deduced that the similarities of this research and the prior study on the sub-constructs of achievement goals arise from having samples from the higher education level, which entail complex thinking. Additionally, differences in cultural backgrounds are not only limited to how strongly students have distinct perceptions, but also to what the absolute perception constructs are (Bofah & Hannula, 2015).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Richardson (1996) lists three categories of experience that influence knowledge and beliefs about teaching: personal influence, schooling and formal knowledge. Skott (2015) reports what aspects seem to have influence on beliefs according to previous research; personal life, practicum, schooling, work with colleagues, theoretical part of pre-service education and teacher development programme have an influence on the process of interpretation and construction on teachers' beliefs about mathematics, teaching and learning of mathematics and one self as a "mathematics person". Tobin (1990) summarizes that beliefs about teaching and learning are associated with teaching roles, and metaphors are used to conceptualize these roles.…”
Section: Theoretical Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…Како би шире сагледали афективну димензију учења, Бечелор, Торбејнс и Вeршафел предлажу њену реконцептуализацију, у смислу откривања утицаја на процес учења у математици (Batchelor, Torbeyns & Verschaffel, 2019). Овим отварамо питања за даља истраживања у нетрадиционалним наставним приступима како бисмо испитали њихове ефекте на формирање учионичке културе и ученичке ставове који постепено прелазе у дугорочно формирана уверења ученика и њихово вредновање математике (Goldin et al, 2016;Hannula, 2006;Leder, 2015;Törner, 2014).…”
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