2009
DOI: 10.1177/0022487108330245
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Novice Teachers' Attention to Student Thinking

Abstract: Stage-based views of teacher development hold that novice teachers are unable to attend to students' thinking until they have begun to identify themselves as teachers and mastered classroom routines, and so the first emphases in learning to teach should be on forming routines and identity. The authors challenge those views, as others have done, with evidence of novices attending to students' thinking early in their teaching and offer framing as an alternative perspective on whether and how teachers attend to s… Show more

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“…Levin, Hammer, and Coffey (2009) argue that teachers' focus of attention likely stems not just from their personal beliefs but (largely) from the historically determined way in which scientiÞc inquiry and method are embedded in their local school systems.…”
Section: When Goals Collide Part 2: Teacher Attentionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Levin, Hammer, and Coffey (2009) argue that teachers' focus of attention likely stems not just from their personal beliefs but (largely) from the historically determined way in which scientiÞc inquiry and method are embedded in their local school systems.…”
Section: When Goals Collide Part 2: Teacher Attentionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Por su parte, Sun y van Es (2015) contribuyen a la fundamentación de propuestas pedagógicas para desarrollar las competencias de observación profesional del profesor 1 en la fase inicial de la formación de futuros profesores.…”
Section: Problemática Del Estudiounclassified
“…Sun y van Es (2015), al estudiar la formación de futuros profesores en prácticas que atienden el pensamiento matemático de los estudiantes, llevan a cabo un experimento en el que compararon profesores en formación inicial que participaban en prácticas centradas en la comprensión del estudiante con otro grupo que no participó de tales prácticas. Esta investigación permite establecer cómo los profesores en formación que participaron en el curso crearon oportunidades para observar el pensamiento matemático del estudiante durante la enseñanza, atendieron este pensamiento y provocaron ideas en los estudiantes para aprender más acerca de dicho pensamiento.…”
Section: Prácticas De Enseñanzaunclassified
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