Noticing Student Mathematical Thinking: Self-Contemplation of a Pre-Service Teacher

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Abstract

This study focused on a pre-service teacher’s self-contemplations about the two opportunities provided in a field experience course, Formative Assessment Interviews (FAIs) and Model Building (MB), which were designed to support pre-service teachers developing the skills of noticing students’ mathematical thinking. In the field experience, pre-service teachers conducted FAIs with a pair of children and participated in MB sessions to hypothesize students’ mathematical thinking. The findings suggest that although the pre-service teacher, Gloria, experienced some challenges, FAIs and MBs created a supportive medium for the pre-service teacher’s development of noticing student thinking and appreciating the value of this practice, which is important to gain in teacher education.

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Sevinc, S., & Galindo, E. (2022). Noticing Student Mathematical Thinking: Self-Contemplation of a Pre-Service Teacher. European Journal of Science and Mathematics Education, 10(2), 154–169. https://doi.org/10.30935/scimath/11489

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