CAREER: Learning to Learn from Mathematics Teaching

职业:从数学教学中学习

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    0953038
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 62.17万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    美国
  • 项目类别:
    Continuing Grant
  • 财政年份:
    2010
  • 资助国家:
    美国
  • 起止时间:
    2010-08-15 至 2016-07-31
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

The main goal of this project is to determine through a redesigned pre-service mathematics methods course how prospective elementary teachers become serious learners about teaching of mathematics and student learning of mathematics. Research Questions - Phase I (Teacher education program) 1) Are treatment and control interventions implemented as intended during both years of the experiment? 2) Do treatment-group pre-service teachers' beliefs about mathematics and mathematics learning change to a larger extent than control-group pre-service teachers' beliefs? 3) Are treatment-group pre-service teachers better able to analyze a lesson taught by others? 4) Are treatment-group pre-service teachers better able to plan, teach, and reflect on their mathematics teaching than pre-service teachers in the control group? 5) Do treatment-group pre-service teachers feel better prepared to teach mathematics than control group pre-service teachers? 6) To what extent do various characteristics of fieldwork and student-teaching experiences impact pre-service teachers' learning from treatment and control instruction?Research Questions - Phase II (Longitudinal study) 1) Is retention during the first three years of teaching higher for treatment than for control-group teachers? If participants decide to leave the profession, what are the reasons behind that decision? 2) Do treatment-group pre-service teachers feel better prepared to teach mathematics during their first three years of teaching than pre-service teachers in the control group? 3) Do treatment-group pre-service teachers exhibit better quality of mathematics instruction than pre-service teachers in the control group? 4) Do treatment-group pre-service teachers more frequently seek opportunities to engage in professional practices that focus on improving mathematics teaching, compared to control-group pre-service teachers? Do they more often assume (whether formally or informally) leadership roles that promote practice-based approaches to professional development? 5) What external factors (e.g., school leadership, available professional development opportunities) during the first three years of teaching support or hinder teachers' adoption of professional practices focusing on improving instruction?The work will be done at the teacher education program at University of California-Irvine and surrounding school districts. The participants in the study will be pre-service teachers in the 5th year program. These teachers will be followed through their third year of teaching. The main STEM field is mathematics. A randomized controlled experiment with a replication group will be conducted over four years that will compare what happens in their first three years of teaching by teachers who have used the Learning to Learn from Mathematics Teaching (LLMT) curriculum. Multiple measures will be used including fidelity of implementation (observations of mathematics methods course); beliefs survey; video-based analysis of a lesson; content and pedagogical content knowledge survey; survey on fieldwork and student teaching experience; retention-in-teaching rates over three years following 5th year program, teacher sense of efficacy scale; and classroom observations (for a sub-sample of participants). Two years of students who are in the 5th year teacher education program will participate in the study. In the first year 90 students will be randomly assigned to the regular methods course or the course with the LLMT incorporated. A second group of 90 students will be included in the study the next year. With the two cohorts of students there will be a pooled sample of 90 in the treatment group and 90 in the control group. In addition, each year, four participants, two from the treatment and two from the control group will be chosen to represent variation in contexts of fieldwork and student teaching experiences. These participants will be followed through the first three years of their teaching career. Case studies will include school and classroom observations and semi-structured interviews. The evaluation will be done by the advisory board. The assessment findings will provide evidence of the efficacy.The main outcomes and impacts will be the evidence on a specific approach to have elementary teachers to become more effective in attending to student learning when teaching mathematics. The project has the potential to have the greatest impact on the 90 pre-service teachers who will receive instruction using the LLMT. Their students will be the beneficiaries. More impactful will be the dissemination of LLMT to be used in other teacher education programs and the knowledge gained from the study that can be used to shape other teacher education programs. Graduate students who work on the program will also benefit from engaging in the research study including data gathering and analysis.
该项目的主要目标是通过重新设计的职前数学方法课程确定未来的小学教师如何成为数学教学和学生学习数学的认真学习者。研究问题 - 第一阶段(教师教育计划) 1) 在实验的两年中是否按预期实施了治疗和控制干预措施? 2)治疗组职前教师对数学和数学学习的信念变化是否比对照组职前教师的信念变化更大? 3) 治疗组的职前教师是否能够更好地分析其他人教授的课程? 4) 治疗组的职前教师是否比对照组的职前教师能够更好地计划、教学和反思他们的数学教学? 5) 治疗组的职前教师是否感觉比对照组的职前教师在数学教学方面准备得更好? 6) 实地工作和学生教学经验的各种特征在多大程度上影响职前教师从治疗组和对照教学中学习?研究问题-第二阶段(纵向研究) 1) 治疗组教师在前三年教学中的保留率是否高于对照组教师?如果参与者决定离开该行业,该决定背后的原因是什么? 2) 治疗组的职前教师是否感觉自己在前三年的教学中比对照组的职前教师做好了更好的数学教学准备? 3) 治疗组的职前教师的数学教学质量是否比对照组的职前教师更好? 4) 与对照组职前教师相比,治疗组职前教师是否更频繁地寻求机会从事专注于提高数学教学的专业实践?他们是否经常承担(无论是正式还是非正式)领导角色,以促进基于实践的专业发展方法? 5) 在教学支持的前三年中,哪些外部因素(例如学校领导、可用的专业发展机会)阻碍了教师采用以改善教学为重点的专业实践?这项工作将在加州大学欧文分校及周边学区的教师教育项目中完成。该研究的参与者将是五年级课程的职前教师。这些教师的教学将持续到第三年。主要的 STEM 领域是数学。将在四年内进行一项复制组的随机对照实验,比较使用“从数学教学中学习”(LLMT) 课程的教师在头三年的教学中所发生的情况。将采用多种措施,包括实施的保真度(数学方法课程的观察);信仰调查;基于视频的课程分析;内容和教学内容知识调查;实地考察和学生教学经验调查;第五年课程后三年内的教学保留率、教师效能感量表;和课堂观察(针对参与者的子样本)。参加五年级教师教育计划的两年学生将参加该研究。第一年,90 名学生将被随机分配到常规方法课程或包含 LLMT 的课程。第二组 90 名学生将于明年参与这项研究。对于两组学生,治疗组有 90 名学生,对照组有 90 名学生。此外,每年都会选择四名参与者(两名来自治疗组,两名来自对照组)来代表实地考察和学生教学经验的变化。这些参与者将在其教学生涯的前三年受到跟踪。案例研究将包括学校和课堂观察以及半结构化访谈。评估将由顾问委员会进行。评估结果将提供有效性的证据。主要成果和影响将是小学教师在数学教学时更有效地关注学生学习的具体方法的证据。该项目有可能对 90 名将接受 LLMT 指导的职前教师产生最大的影响。他们的学生将成为受益者。更具影响力的将是 LLMT 的传播,用于其他教师教育项目,以及从研究中获得的知识,可用于塑造其他教师教育项目。从事该项目的研究生也将从参与研究性学习(包括数据收集和分析)中受益。

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Rossella Santagata其他文献

Mathematics teacher learning to notice: a systematic review of studies of video-based programs
  • DOI:
    10.1007/s11858-020-01216-z
  • 发表时间:
    2021-02-05
  • 期刊:
  • 影响因子:
    2.400
  • 作者:
    Rossella Santagata;Johannes König;Thorsten Scheiner;Ha Nguyen;Ann-Kristin Adleff;Xinrong Yang;Gabriele Kaiser
  • 通讯作者:
    Gabriele Kaiser
Teacher noticing: A systematic literature review of conceptualizations, research designs, and findings on learning to notice
教师觉察:关于学习觉察的概念化、研究设计和发现的系统文献综述
  • DOI:
    10.1016/j.edurev.2022.100453
  • 发表时间:
    2022-06-01
  • 期刊:
  • 影响因子:
    10.600
  • 作者:
    Johannes König;Rossella Santagata;Thorsten Scheiner;Ann-Kristin Adleff;Xinrong Yang;Gabriele Kaiser
  • 通讯作者:
    Gabriele Kaiser
Mathematical knowledge for teaching and the mathematical quality of instruction: a study of novice elementary school teachers

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