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題名:國小教師數學課程教學轉化之個案研究
作者:林文川
作者(外文):Lin, Wen-Chuan
校院名稱:臺北市立大學
系所名稱:教育學系
指導教授:張煌熙
李心儀
學位類別:博士
出版日期:2016
主題關鍵詞:數學課程教學轉化教師知識教學情境pedagogical transformation of mathematics curriculumteacher knowledgesituational context of teaching
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本研究旨在探討教師數學課程教學轉化的情形,以及影響教師數學課程教學轉化的因素。因此,本研究聚焦四個研究問題:(一)在數學課程中,兩位國小五年級教師覺知課程教學轉化的情形為何?(二)在數學課程中,兩位國小五年級教師運作課程教學轉化的情形為何?(三)在數學課程中,影響兩位國小五年級教師覺知課程教學轉化的因素為何?(四)在數學課程中,影響兩位國小五年級教師覺知課程教學轉化的因素為何?
在研究方法,以質性取向的個案研究方法。首先,針對個案教師進行教學前的訪談,蒐集教師對教科書的內容和內心式教學計畫等資料,以探討教師知覺課程教學轉化。其次以課室觀察、錄影的方法,蒐集教學中教師的教學行動,分析教師運作課程教學轉化。最後,在教學後,訪談個案教師對於教學前的知覺課程轉化、教學中的運作課程轉化的回顧。研究結果顯示如下:
一、教師知覺課程教學轉化的情形
甲教師在數學概念的轉化,強調教科書內容的數學概念的相互連結;在教學策略的轉化,則將數學概念透過多元、具有數學內涵的教學表徵形式轉化成學生容易學習的教學活動。乙教師在數學概念的轉化,強調教科書內容的數學概念的相互連結,傾向以複習學生數學學習經驗,和引用學生生活相關,或具體操作的教學表徵形式的教學策略轉化內心式教學計畫的依據。
二、教師運作課程教學轉化的情形
甲教師在數學概念的轉化,強調教科書內容重要數學概念的相互連結,解釋數學運算的性質,將數學概念,透過降低數學問題難度和提問開放性問題的教學策略轉化,引導學生進行數學思考和理解數學概念。乙教師在數學概念的轉化,強調教科書內容和內心式教學計畫中數學概念的相互連結,建構學生數學概念的基礎,確認學生解題的正確性,透過降低數學問題難度、調整教學活動和舉例等教學策略的轉化,連結學生數學概念的學習。
三、影響教師覺知課程教學轉化的因素
教師知識影響甲教師關注在數學概念的概念性知識上的轉化,以及以具有數學內涵的教學表徵形式,進行教學策略的轉化;乙教師則關注在數學概念的程序性知識上的轉化,以及以學生生活相關、具體操作的教學表徵形式,進行教學策略的轉化。
教科書版本與內容、學校的例行事務限制甲、乙教師可以選擇教學單元和教學活動。但是,甲教師會依照自己的教師知識來補充或調整教科書的內容,而且乙教師會依照教科書所設定的教學內容和教學活動進行教學,但是會考量學生的生活經驗調整教學活動的順序。
四、影響教師運作課課程教學轉化的因素
教師知識影響甲、乙教師強調數學概念的相互連結,以具體的教學表徵形式的教學策略轉化數學概念。但是,甲教師以提問的教學策略連結學生數學學習,而乙教師以舉例的教學策略連結學生數學學習。
學生數學習作的書寫情形,和參與數學活動的表現是甲教師調整教學內容、教學活動順序、選擇教學策略的主要參考依據。但是,並不會影響乙教師調整教學內容或教學活動順序。在缺乏教學資源下,甲教師使因應課室教學情境,而選用可用的教具替代,乙教師比較傾向使用廠商提供的電子書。
關鍵詞:數學課程教學轉化、教師知識、教學情境
The purpose of this study was to explore the processes and performances of two elementary school teachers’ pedagogical transformation of mathematics curriculum. The main concerns of the study were that(1)what two teachers(Teacher A and B) do in the processes of pedagogical transformation of mathematics curriculum ;(2)how situational contexts of teaching affected the processes of teachers’ pedagogical transformation of mathematics curriculum. A case study was used to investigate the processes of two teachers’ pedagogical transformation of mathematics curriculum. Firstly, the researcher interviewed with teachers to collect data about their curriculum interpretation and teaching planning, and analyzed the data to understand teachers’ pedagogical transformation of perceived curriculum. Secondly, in classroom teaching, the researcher observed teachers’ teaching actions, and videotaped the teaching processes to analyze the pedagogical transformation of teachers’ operational curriculum.
The results of the study indicated that(1)in perceived curriculum, Teacher A emphasized that the connections among mathematical concepts, and transformed mathematical concepts to facilitate students’ learning through various forms of instructional representations with mathematical meanings. Teacher B emphasized that the connections among mathematical concepts, intended to review the students’ mathematical learning experiences, and used situational or concrete instructional representations to form instructional plannings.(2)in operational curriculum, Teacher A emphasized the connections of the important mathematical concepts and interpreted the nature of mathematical operations in the content of the textbook and the instructional plannings. He transformed the meaning of mathematical concepts to guide students’ mathematical thinking and conceptual understanding through decreasing difficulties of mathematical problems and posing the open mathematical questions. Teacher B emphasized the connections of the mathematical concepts and constructed the basis of students’ mathematical concepts in the content of the textbook. He confirmed the correctness of the students’ problem solving, and connected the students’ mathematical concepts through decreasing difficulties of mathematical problems, adjusting the teaching activities, and exampling mathematical problems. (3)in the factors affecting perceived curriculum, the version and contents of the textbook limited Teacher A and B to choose the mathematics lessons and instructional activities. But Teacher A added or adjusted the contents of textbook by using his knowledge in teaching. Teacher B followed the contents and instructional activities of textbook, but adjusted the order of instructional activities based on students’ experiences. The school routine procedures limited time arrangement of Teacher A and B in instructional plannings. (4)in the factors affecting operational curriculum, Teacher A adjusted instructional contents, the order of instructional activities, and chose the teaching strategies based on the performances of students’ homework, and the participation of students’ learning activities. When lacking of the teaching sources, Teacher A chose usable instructional tools to fit the context of classroom. The performances of students’ homework did not influence Teacher B to adjust instructional contents, and the order of instructional activities. Teacher B concerned the participation of students’ learning activities. Teacher B preferred to use the electronic book.
Key word: pedagogical transformation of mathematics curriculum, teacher knowledge, situational context of teaching.
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