A Case of Four Prospective Adult Class Teachers’ Mathematical Identity Work
Abstract
Research on adult students’ the mathematical identity work has not been
explored so much. In this study I try to understand four prospective adult
class teachers’ identity works on the basis of their learning diaries during a
mathematics education course (6 ECTS). These four prospective class
teachers’ reported they had negative experiences of mathematics during their
school years but later in their lives the views towards mathematics had
changed to a positive direction. However, the identity work during the
mathematics education course revealed that life experiences had not
changed the most fundamental views towards mathematics, mathematics
learning and teaching. During the mathematics education course, they began
a healing re-building process of their mathematical views which gave them a
better understanding to what learning and teaching goals to pursue in future.
Main Authors
Format
Conferences
Conference paper
Published
2018
Series
Subjects
Publication in research information system
Publisher
Athens Institute for Education and Research
Original source
http://www.atiner.gr/papers/EDU2017-2356.pdf
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Review status
Peer reviewed
ISSN
2241-2891
Conference
Annual International Conference on Education
Language
English
Published in
ATINER's Conference Paper Series
Is part of publication
ATINER's Conference Paper Series : EDU2017. [19th Annual International Conference on Education 15-18 May 2017, Athens, Greece]
Citation
- Perkkilä, P. (2018). A Case of Four Prospective Adult Class Teachers’ Mathematical Identity Work. In G. T. Papanikos (Ed.), ATINER's Conference Paper Series : EDU2017. [19th Annual International Conference on Education 15-18 May 2017, Athens, Greece] (pp. 1-18). Athens Institute for Education and Research. ATINER's Conference Paper Series, EDU2017-2356. http://www.atiner.gr/papers/EDU2017-2356.pdf
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