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This Text Charts Current Thinking And Trends In Maths Teacher Education Around The World, And Looks Critically At The Inservice Education Of Maths Teachers. Cover -- Mathematics Teacher Education: Critical International Perspectives -- Copyright -- Contents -- List Of Figures And Tables -- Series Editor's Preface -- Section One Openings -- Introduction -- 1 Charting A Historical Perspective -- Section Two International Perspectives In Mathematics Teacher Education -- 2 Changing Mathematics Instructionand Assessment: Challenging Teachers' Conceptions -- 3 The Institute For The Learning And Teaching Of Mathematics' -- 4 Teachers' Mathematical Experiences As Links To Children's Needs -- 5 Inservice In Lebanon -- 6 Primary Teachers And The Using Of Materials In Problem Solving In Portugal -- 7 Mathematics Classroom Situations: An Inservice Course For Elementary School Teachers -- 8 Dilemmas Of Constructivist Mathematics Teaching: Instances From Classroom Practice -- 9 Changing Teaching In A Changing Society -- 10 Teachers' Knowledge Of Mathematics And Reflective Professional Development -- 11 Pfl-mathematics: Improving Professional Practice In Mathematics Teaching -- 12 Circling The Square: Issues And Dilemmas Concerning Teacher Transformation -- Section Three Critical Perspectives Linking Theory And Practice In Mathematics Teacher Education -- 13 Themes And Issues In Inservice Programmes -- 14 The Enactive Perspective On Teacher Development: 'a Path Laid While Walking' -- 15 Approaching Teacher Development: Practice Into Theory -- 16 The Plurality Of Knowledge Growth In Mathematics Teaching -- Notes On Contributors -- Index.
This text investigates the global landscape of mathematics teacher education, specifically focusing on the efficacy and challenges of inservice professional development programs. The authors, A. J. Dawson, Barbara Jaworski, and Terry Wood, compile a series of academic contributions that examine how pedagogical theories translate into classroom practice across diverse international contexts. By analyzing historical trends and contemporary instructional dilemmas, the work provides a framework for understanding how teachers adapt their knowledge and methods to meet evolving educational standards.
What You Will Find
Experts in the field of mathematics education recognize this volume as a significant resource for understanding the complexities of teacher training and professional growth. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which serves as a foundational text for researchers and teacher educators interested in international pedagogical perspectives.
Page Count:
232
Publication Date:
2003-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0203486927
ISBN-13:
9780203486924