Towards an integrated theory of mathematics conceptual learning and instructional design: The Learning Through Activity theoretical framework |
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Institution: | New York University, Dept. of Teaching & Learning, 239 Greene St, #420, New York, NY 10003, USA |
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Abstract: | We discuss the theoretical framework of the Learning Through Activity research program. The framework includes an elaboration of the construct of mathematical concept, an elaboration of Piaget’s reflective abstraction for the purpose of mathematics pedagogy, further development of a distinction between two stages of conceptual learning, and a typology of different reverse concepts. The framework also involves instructional design principles built on those constructs, including steps for the design of task sequences, development of guided reinvention, and ways of promoting reversibility of concepts. This article represents both a synthesis of prior work and additions to it. |
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Keywords: | Reflective abstraction Learning trajectory Mathematical concept Guided reinvention Reversibility Task design |
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