Classroom Dialogue as a French Braid: A Case Study from Trigonometry

Mette Andresen, Bettina Dahl

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Abstract

Studies have shown that dialogues in teaching that follow the model of IRE (initiation,
response, evaluation) are widely used in teaching despite it having some deficiencies.
Based on the theories of collective learning and the social nature of thought, knowledge creation and learning, we argue in this paper that a ‘captivating’ dialogue which at a first glance seemed to follow the model of IRE can be understood as part of a process that initiates the students into the practices of school mathematics including
learning to speak mathematically. We illustrate this point with an example from an
upper secondary Norwegian class in trigonometry. Here the teacher combined asking
open-ended problems to the students with IRE questions during a joint review of problem-solving using the principles of Polya.
OriginalsprogEngelsk
TitelProceedings of the 42nd Conference of the International Group for the Psychology of Mathematics Education
Antal sider8
Publikationsdato2018
Sider43-50
ISBN (Trykt)9789176019061
StatusUdgivet - 2018
Begivenhed42nd Conference of the International Group for the Psychology of Mathematics Education - Umeå, Sverige
Varighed: 3 jul. 20188 jul. 2018
http://www.pme42.se/

Konference

Konference42nd Conference of the International Group for the Psychology of Mathematics Education
Land/OmrådeSverige
ByUmeå
Periode03/07/201808/07/2018
Internetadresse
NavnP M E Conference. Proceedings
Vol/bind2
ISSN0771-100X

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