The Critical Role of Task Design in Lesson Study
The Critical Role of Task Design in Lesson Study
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任务设计在课程学习中的关键作用
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10.1007/978-3-319-09629-2_9
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发表时间:
2015
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通讯作者:
Toshiakira Fujii
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遠藤優介;大髙泉;大高泉;大高泉;織田芳人;織田芳人;織田芳人;田邉隆;田邉隆・福富彩子;田邉 隆・福富彩子・亀岡玲花 赤坂朋香・采女明香里・陰山さゆり;田邉隆・安積京子・福富彩子・浅井典子・赤坂朋香・陰;山さゆり・曽我真衣・渡井宏美;Toshiakira Fujii
Lesson Study, the Japanese approach to improving classroom teaching, came to the attention of educators outside of Japan primarily through the publication of The Teaching Gap (Stigler & Hiebert, 1999). Though most of the book focuses on findings from the 1995 TIMSS Video Study, Chap. 7 of the book, based on work by Makoto Yoshida (Fernandez & Yoshida, 2004; Yoshida, 1999), describes Lesson Study in detail. Since then, many mathematics teachers and teacher educators have been involved in Lesson Study, and many books and research papers have been written on various aspects of Lesson Study and the typical structure of Japanese problem-solving mathematics lessons. It is becoming clear that there are aspects of Lesson Study that are implicitly understood by Japanese teachers that have not transferred easily to other countries. For Lesson Study to be successful, these aspects should be made explicit. This chapter tries to clarify an embedded key aspect of Lesson Study: task design. In particular, the chapter discusses how a task for a lesson is designed and evaluated in the context of Lesson Study.