2007
DOI: 10.1007/s11858-007-0036-1
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Teachers’ views on effective mathematics teaching: commentaries from a European perspective

Abstract: The previous papers of this issue discuss the views teachers from the United States, Australia, Hong Kong SAR, and Mainland China have on effective mathematics teaching and learning. Similarities and differences are found and a differentiation from West to East can be worked out in the order of the regions as listed above. The picture of teachers' views can, however, be differentiated when they are looked at from a European perspective. On the basis of the analysis of two comparative studies on teaching cultur… Show more

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“…Different from a common perception of teaching as a closed-door practice in the West (e.g., Kaiser & Vollstedt, 2007), teaching is conceived in China as a professional practice that is open to public discussion and examination (e.g., . What teachers can learn from others is the type of knowledge and skills which are publicly valued and locally proven to be effective.…”
Section: Overview Of Chinese Teachers' Professional Development: Apprmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Different from a common perception of teaching as a closed-door practice in the West (e.g., Kaiser & Vollstedt, 2007), teaching is conceived in China as a professional practice that is open to public discussion and examination (e.g., . What teachers can learn from others is the type of knowledge and skills which are publicly valued and locally proven to be effective.…”
Section: Overview Of Chinese Teachers' Professional Development: Apprmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Skolotāji nereti neapzinās paši savus uzskatus par viņu amatu, vai arī viņiem trūkst valodas, lai to aprakstītu (Kagan, 1992). Tiek uzskatīts, ka skolotāja profesionālo kompetenci būtiski ietekmē viņa subjektīvās teorijas un pārliecība par savu mācību priekšmetu un to, kā skolēni to apgūst (Keiser, & Vollstedt, 2007;Helmke, 2009). Subjektīvās teorijas ir būvētas un strukturētas līdzīgi kā zinātniskās teorijas, tomēr tām trūkst rūpīga izvērtējuma.…”
Section: Kontekstsunclassified
“…Skolotāji nereti neapzinās paši savus uzskatus par viņu amatu, vai arī viņiem trūkst valodas, lai to aprakstītu (Kagan, 1992). Tiek uzskatīts, ka skolotāja profesionālo kompetenci būtiski ietekmē viņa subjektīvās teorijas un pārliecība par savu mācību priekšmetu un to, kā skolēni to apgūst (Keiser, & Vollstedt, 2007;. Subjektīvās teorijas ir būvētas un strukturētas līdzīgi kā zinātniskās teorijas, tomēr tām trūkst rūpīga izvērtējuma.…”
Section: Kas Veido Skolotāja Profesionālās Kompetences Struktūruunclassified