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Teachers’ talk about Robotics : where is the Mathematics?
Annie Savard, Kate Highfield
- Year
- 2015
- Citations
- 12
Abstract
Programming and the use of robotics present affordances for mathematics learning with application across a broad range of ages. However, realising these affordances in the classroom requires educators to recognise and build apron these potential opportunities for learning. This paper reports one component of a larger study, examining teacher discourse in semi-structured focus group as they review engagement with robotics. Data highlights limited engagement in mathematisation and the key role of mathematical pedagogic content knowledge (PCK).
Keywords
Mathematics educationRoboticsArtificial intelligenceConnected MathematicsComputer scienceTeaching methodMathematicsRobot
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