2013
DOI: 10.12973/eurasia.2013.9410a
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Mathematics Teachers’ Use of Questions: Is There a Change of Practice after the Curriculum Change?

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“…A similar finding has been observed in the context of questions on written assessments [6]. Specifically, questions drafted by mathematics teachers can be "affected by the requirements of institutions they work" [6] as well as knowledge and experience, but not necessarily by the curriculum that was mandated. Rather, it was how the particular institutions mandated such curriculum that may have affected such assessment questions.…”
Section: Teacher Questioningsupporting
confidence: 63%
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“…A similar finding has been observed in the context of questions on written assessments [6]. Specifically, questions drafted by mathematics teachers can be "affected by the requirements of institutions they work" [6] as well as knowledge and experience, but not necessarily by the curriculum that was mandated. Rather, it was how the particular institutions mandated such curriculum that may have affected such assessment questions.…”
Section: Teacher Questioningsupporting
confidence: 63%
“…Comparing the questioning practices of teachers at schools with different curriculum, researchers have observed that teachers with more reform-oriented curriculum posed more probing questions and fewer gathering information questions [1]. A similar finding has been observed in the context of questions on written assessments [6]. Specifically, questions drafted by mathematics teachers can be "affected by the requirements of institutions they work" [6] as well as knowledge and experience, but not necessarily by the curriculum that was mandated.…”
Section: Teacher Questioningmentioning
confidence: 77%
“…Öğretmenler tarafından hazırlanan sınavların bir taraftan öğrencilerin kazanımlara ulaşma düzeylerini belirlemek için en sık kullanılan yol olduğu, bir taraftan da bu sınavlardaki öğrenci performanslarının merkezi sınavlardaki performanslarının bir yordayıcısı olarak görülebileceği söylenebilir (Notar, Zuelke, Wilson & Yunker, 2004). Öğretmenlerin de profesyonel çalışma zamanlarının üçte birinden fazlasını sınıf içi ölçme değerlendirme uygulamalarına ayırdığı (Stiggins, 1991) ve öğretmenlerin sınavlarda yer verilen sorulara sınıf içerisinde ve ödevlerde kullandıkları sorulardan daha fazla önem atfettikleri ve daha fazla zaman ayırdıkları (Delice, Aydin & Cevik, 2013) düşünüldüğünde, öğretmen yapımı testlerde birçok sorunun olduğuna vurgu yapılması dikkat çekicidir. Geçerli ve güvenilir sınavlar hazırlama konusunda öğretmenlerin gerek soru yazımı ve soruların bilişsel düzeyleri, gerekse uygulama süresince ölçme-değerlendirme kurallarını tam olarak uygulamadıkları dile getirilmektedir (Oescher & Kirby, 1990;Balcı & Tekkaya, 1999;Marso & Pigge, 1991ve Balcı & Tekkaya, 2000.…”
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