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Kwangho Lee

Korean Elementary School Teachers’ Mathematical Textbook Use. Kwangho Lee. Korea National University of Education. Click To Edit Title Style. Click To Edit Title Style. Click To Edit Title Style. Click To Edit Title Style. Click To Edit Title Style. The Content. Introduction.

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  1. Korean Elementary School Teachers’ Mathematical Textbook Use Kwangho Lee Korea National University of Education

  2. Click To Edit Title Style Click To Edit Title Style Click To Edit Title Style Click To Edit Title Style Click To Edit Title Style The Content

  3. Introduction • National curriculum • Elementary school mathematics • 2007 reformed curriculum textbooks • Reflect the curriculum • Appropriate for curriculum-centered system • Learner centered variety and high quality

  4. Introduction • Have developed high quality textbooks • 2009: 1,2,7,10 grades • 2010: 3,4,8,11 grades • 2011: 5,6,9,12 grades

  5. Why bother? • Making good textbooks ≠ Effective use of the textbook • Two main factors for implementing the curriculum • Teacher • Textbooks (Textbook + Workbook) • Limited research on effective use of mathematical textbooks

  6. So what? • Need to • Investigate elementary school teachers’ awareness about textbooks • Study teachers’ textbook use • Dicuss about effective textbook use

  7. Research Questions • What is the elementary school teachers’ awareness of mathematics textbooks? • How they use the textbooks? • What is the specific ways of the effective textbook use?

  8. Theoretical Background • Perspectives on textbook • Opened perspective • Textbook is a one of the various resources • Closed perspective • Textbook contents have no error and absolute authority

  9. Theoretical Background • Perspectives on textbook • Support teacher profession • Supplemental resources for teachers’ knowlege and experience • Important method for realizing educational reform movement • Constrain teacher profession • Constrain teacher decision making and students’ learning chances

  10. The fundamental direction of making mathematical textbooks

  11. Fundamental direction for making mathematics textbook

  12. Structional system of Textbook Unit

  13. The content (Example 3rd) ① Unit name ② Symbolic illustration for the unit content

  14. The content (Example 3rd) ③ Learning theme: Student centered description ④ Open mind: Showing right situation for Learning theme, think the situation mainly and discuss about what they think ⑤ Activity: Realize the learning theme. Operational, intuitive and abstract activities are showed and discuss about each cases

  15. The content (Example 3rd) ⑥ Page number relate to workbook ⑦ Promise: Mathematically define learning content ⑧ Check and strengthen: students draw a picture or make a sentence with promised sign and vocabulary ⑨ Drill and practice: Problems to drill and practice all learned content

  16. The content (Example 3rd) ⑩ Solve problems: Assess the learned content of a unit showing problems reflected the each lesson content

  17. The content (Example 3rd) ⑪ Inquiry activity: Introduce the methods which is different from the learning content in the unit

  18. The content (Example 3rd) ⑫ Materials: the necessary materials for learning are added on the appendix with page number related with mathematics textbook

  19. Fundamental direction for making mathematics workbook

  20. Structional system of Textbook Unit

  21. The content (Example 3rd) ① The unit name ② The illustration for entering unit: Symbolic cartoon for the unit content

  22. The content (Example 3rd) ③ Before study the each unit 'preparation for learning' is given about 2 pages to check the prior knowledge for learning the unit

  23. The content (Example 3rd) ④ Learning theme: Same with textbook ⑤ Checking: Learning content which was learned from textbook is organized and summarized ⑥ Basic problems: Very basic problems which can be solved intuitively ⑦ Practice the basic: Problems included basic process

  24. The content (Example 3rd) ⑧ The page number relate to the textbook ⑨ Cultivate ability: the problems correspond to more difficult level

  25. The content (Example 3rd) ⑩ Problem solving: Problems are given in each unit to develop problem solving ability

  26. The content (Example 3rd) ⑪ Story yard: History of mathematics or similar story which is adjust to the unit content and can motivate students

  27. The content (Example 3rd) ⑫ Play yard: To raise effective learning with playing, fun games are presented

  28. The content (Example 3rd) ⑬ Materials: the necessary materials for learning are added on the appendix

  29. Design & Methodology • Research design • Sampled teachers • Surveyed to conjecture the teachers' disposition and the their view of textbook use • Interviewed teachers to get insight about their views.

  30. Design & Methodology • Samples • Use snowball effect • 278 elementary school teachers • Group interviewed with 6 teachers • Background of the samples • Table 5

  31. Design & Methodology • Data collection • Survey content • Table 6: function, contribution, using rate, using time, using ways, restructuring, assisting materials, referring resources, meaning of effective use, ideas about effective use • Group interview • Teachers’ description and discussion

  32. Results • Teacher awareness about the textbooks • Function

  33. Results • Teacher awareness about the textbooks • Function

  34. Results • Constribution on mathematics lessons

  35. Teachers’ textbook use

  36. Textbook use rate of items

  37. Workbook use rate of items

  38. Using time of the textbooks

  39. Way of using the textbook

  40. Way of using the workbook

  41. Teaching and learning method when teachers use the textooks

  42. Textbook reconstruct and frequency

  43. The way of textbook reconstruct

  44. Textbook reconstructing reason

  45. The sources of mathematical knowledge for effective use of the textbook

  46. The teachers’ opinion about the meaning of effective textbook use

  47. The teachers’ effective use of textbook

  48. Yoon’s textbook use • One of the teaching materials • Reconstructs the textbook • prepare the lessons for opening • achieve specific purposes • Reach to the learning objectives • ‘Doing promise’ • confirm the definition of mathematical concepts

  49. Han’s workbook use • Teach and Learn Each Other and Develop their Abilities • Use for graded(level based) learning • Use for performance assessment

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