[Maths-Education] quote from Everybody counts...
Monica Neagoy
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That paragraph is on page 61 of EVERYBODY COUNTS. I hope that's helpful.
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From: Peter Gates <peter.gates@nottingham.ac.uk>
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National Research Council (1989) Everybody Counts. Report to the =
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Teachers=92 roles should include those of consultant, moderator =
and interlocutor, not just presenter and authority. Classroom activities =
must encourage students to express their approaches, both orally and in =
writing. Students must engage Mathematics as a human activity; they must =
learn to work cooperatively in small teams to solve problems as well as =
to argue convincingly for their approach amid conflicting ideas and =
strategies.
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That paragraph is on page 61 of =
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COUNTS. I hope that's helpful.
Monica
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- Does anyone have an idea of the page in the report: =
National=20
Research Council (1989) Everybody Counts. Report to the nation on =
the=20
future of mathematics education, Washington DC: National Academy =
Press.=20
- the following appears??
- Teachers’ roles should include those of consultant, =
moderator=20
and interlocutor, not just presenter and authority. Classroom =
activities=20
must encourage students to express their approaches, both orally =
and in=20
writing. Students must engage Mathematics as a human activity; =
they must=20
learn to work cooperatively in small teams to solve problems as =
well as=20
to argue convincingly for their approach amid conflicting ideas =
and=20
strategies.
- (National Research Council, 1989, p. ??)
I would appreciate any replies direct ot me please??? =
Thanks.=20
Best wishes,
Peter
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