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Four Corners in Learning Mathematics with Technology

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Future mathematics teachers take one of four positions (strongly agree, agree, disagree, strongly disagree) with respect to each of three statements emphazing the connections between communication and mathematics, and write a brief explanation.  Students group themselves in four corners according to their position. The instructor asks students in each corner to justify their position. The statements used in this activity were

  • Teaching with technology is important for me to be able to communicate important concepts to students.
  • My understanding of mathematical concepts and language is less important than understanding how to complete the activity.
  • Writing in mathematics is less important for me to communicate concepts to the students.

Mathematiccs teachers in schools may change the statements to emphasize other aspects of learning mathematics in their own classroom.

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Edwards, J. & Flores, A., (2018) “Four Corners in Learning Mathematics with Technology”, Ohio Journal of School Mathematics 78(1), 45--51. doi: https://doi.org/10.18061/ojsm.4122

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Jessica Edwards, Alfinio Flores

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Alfinio Flores

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