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Teaching Student-Centered Mathematics: Developmentally Appropriate Instruction for Grades 6-8 (Volume III) (2nd Edition) (Teaching Student-Centered Mathematics Series)

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Linking professional development, teacher outcomes, and student achievement: The case of a learner-centered mathematics program for elementary school teachers - Research is needed to examine the link between professional development on both teachers’ instruction and student achievement. This study examined the influence of three year-long cohorts of elementary school teachers’ participating in a learner-centered mathematics professional development program. Data sources include surveys on teachers’ instructional practices and beliefs as well as their students’ performance on curriculum-based assessments. Multi-level analyses indicated that teachers’ content knowledge and changes in teachers’ practices both had statistically significant effects

Student-centered learning - Wikipedia - Student-centered learning, also known as learner-centered education, broadly encompasses ... Vygotsky proclaims, "Learning which is oriented toward developmental levels that have already been reached is ineffective ... Additionally there is evidence that using student-centered instruction raises mathematics achievement.

LouAnn Lovin, - Brookes Publishing - Dr. Lovin began her career teaching mathematics to middle and high school ... teachers' mathematical knowledge for teaching on the developmental nature of ... She coauthored the Teaching Student-Centered Mathematics Professional ...

Navigating the Challenges of Student-Centered Mathematics ... - Identifying a wide breadth of barriers to student-centered teaching may inform ... teaching practices learned through a rigorous professional development ...

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Student-Centered Classrooms in Engineering Education: Concept and Evaluation of a Learning Office for Software Development and Applied Mathematics - This Research to Practice Full Paper depicts and evaluates a school pilot project introducing student-centered classrooms for applied mathematics and software development at a higher technical secondary school. These student-centered classrooms are an alternative organizational form: If students choose to participate in the pilot project, they have non-traditional class schedules. Students can choose freely which subject they want to work on each day and visit the respective room, called “learning office”. Self-explanatory learning material is available in each learning office and students work independently on exercises and projects at their own pace and level, allowing them to specialize according to their personal interests. Teachers accompany pupils as coaches who help them plan and evaluation showed that students choosing the student-centered form need time, about half a year, to adapt to the change of system and thus perform worse in their first attempt at exams. However, after passing

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