1995
DOI: 10.1177/0022487195046001010
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Preservice Elementary Teachers and Self-Reflection: How Innovation in Mathematics Teacher Preparation Challenges Mathematics Beliefs

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“…Dessa forma, quando se trata dos alunos surdos, a questão da expectativa se apresenta também como força que influencia o desempenho escolar desses alunos e implica delimitar a sua possibilidade de desenvolvimento e de aprendizagem(ARTROLLI, 1999).A forma como os professores representam os alunos surdos determina o tipo de relação que estabelecem com esses sujeitos, o que constitui as crenças desses professores. Estas crenças são ideias e convicções a respeito de determinados temas ou sujeitos que se revelam, de forma consciente ou inconsciente, nas ações dos professores(RAYMOND; SANTOS, 1995). Isso têm influência no processo de ensino-aprendizagem, uma vez que mediam as decisões pedagógicas e as relações que os professores estabelecem com os alunos e com os saberes.…”
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“…Dessa forma, quando se trata dos alunos surdos, a questão da expectativa se apresenta também como força que influencia o desempenho escolar desses alunos e implica delimitar a sua possibilidade de desenvolvimento e de aprendizagem(ARTROLLI, 1999).A forma como os professores representam os alunos surdos determina o tipo de relação que estabelecem com esses sujeitos, o que constitui as crenças desses professores. Estas crenças são ideias e convicções a respeito de determinados temas ou sujeitos que se revelam, de forma consciente ou inconsciente, nas ações dos professores(RAYMOND; SANTOS, 1995). Isso têm influência no processo de ensino-aprendizagem, uma vez que mediam as decisões pedagógicas e as relações que os professores estabelecem com os alunos e com os saberes.…”
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“…Researchers in mathematics teacher education continually question and study the impact of teacher preparation on the future teachers who graduate from their programs (e.g., Ensor, 2001; Steele, 2001). Although many studies have been designed to create changes in the conceptions of prospective and practicing teachers (e.g., Cooney, Shealy, & Arvold, 1998; Raymond & Santos, 1995; Steele & Widman, 1997) very few studies have examined whether and how these changes in conceptions have been sustained through the beginning years of teaching. Motivated by a critical shortage of mathematics teachers and the need to have long‐term access to changing and building future teachers' beliefs in support of reform efforts, the Maryland Collaborative Teacher Preparation (MCTP) program, was designed to generate new understandings in reform‐based undergraduate mathematics and science teacher preparation.…”
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“…They are accustomed to having absolute answers to problems and being told what they need to know, especially in mathematics. In constructivist environment they are not governed by the same rules and procedures as in more traditional environments (Raymond & Santos, 1995).…”
Section: Constructivism and Preservice Teachersmentioning
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“…There is evidence that the driving force behind the teaching of mathematics may be the teacher's beliefs about what mathematics is and what it means to know mathematics (Bright & Vacc, 1994;Raymond & Santos, 1995). What it means to know mathematics is affected by past experiences to the extent that past experiences are more influential than the literature on learning (Isenberg & Altizer-Tuning, 1988;Stoddart, Connell, Stofflett, & Peck, 1993).…”
Section: Addressing Beliefs About Mathematicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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