Effects of Various Grouping Practices On Sixth-Grade Mathematics Students
Effects of Various Grouping Practices On Sixth-Grade Mathematics Students
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If I come upon a hard thing I won't think that but now, once I'm done, I'm going, 'I'm done, this is it, that's that'. Fractions, multiplication, adding, that's so simple! Something you can learn in another grade like 5th or 4th." The different kinds of mathematics to which students were exposed affected their motivation and their mathematical self-esteem, as well as influencing the kinds of mathematical interactions that took place in the classroom.
Summary Opportunities to actively construct ...mathematical knowledge differed in the various classes even though it was apparent that the teacher had a construct ivist perspective.
He stated that he wanted to move away from arithmetic and rote learning, and use many different methods of teaching, including the latest technological ideas; his desire was for an interactive curriculum based on problem solving and cooperative learning. However, the teacher found it difficult to achieve these goals when students were ability grouped for instruction, because of the assumption that these classes were homogeneous; within the ability grouped classes all students were treated the same.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If I come upon a hard thing I won't think that but now, once I'm done, I'm going, 'I'm done, this is it, that's that'. Fractions, multiplication, adding, that's so simple! Something you can learn in another grade like 5th or 4th." The different kinds of mathematics to which students were exposed affected their motivation and their mathematical self-esteem, as well as influencing the kinds of mathematical interactions that took place in the classroom.
Summary Opportunities to actively construct ...mathematical knowledge differed in the various classes even though it was apparent that the teacher had a construct ivist perspective.
He stated that he wanted to move away from arithmetic and rote learning, and use many different methods of teaching, including the latest technological ideas; his desire was for an interactive curriculum based on problem solving and cooperative learning. However, the teacher found it difficult to achieve these goals when students were ability grouped for instruction, because of the assumption that these classes were homogeneous; within the ability grouped classes all students were treated the same.
What to read after Effects of Various Grouping Practices On Sixth-Grade Mathematics Students?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrison, Jennifer S to read onlineMoreLess
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