Making the Connection: How Do Mathematicians Learn To Teach? Implications from Research on Teachers and Teaching for Graduate Student Professional Development
Making the Connection: How Do Mathematicians Learn To Teach? Implications from Research on Teachers and Teaching for Graduate Student Professional Development
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建立联系:数学家如何学习教学?
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2008
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O. Hald
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作者:
Natasha M. Speer;O. Hald
The graduate students were asked to describe what a student might have been thinking when producing such an answer. After a few moments, the question was repeated, but none of the graduate students offered a potential explanation. Then, a professor who was sitting in the room said, “Well, it’s not a bad answer.” He then explained how the student’s answer showed a pretty solid understanding of the chain rule, but that the student had applied the rule repeatedly instead of just the one time required. Why could the professor explain what the student had done but the graduate students were unable to do so? Does the professor know more about the chain rule than the graduate students? Will the graduate students know more about the chain rule when they finish their degrees and then be able to make sense of students’ answers in the way the professor was able to? Or does the professor know other things from years of experience?