THE IMPORTANT POINTS ON THE TEACHING
PRINCIPLE FOR SCHOOL MATHEMATICS
By
MOHAMMAD
ASIKIN*
Effective Mathematics Teaching Requires
Understanding What Students Know And Need To Learn And Then Challenging And
Supporting Them To Learn It Well
- Teachers must know and understand
deeply the mathematics they are teaching.
- Teachers must be able to draw on
that knowledge with flexibility in their teaching tasks.
- Teachers need to understand and
committed to their students as learners mathematics and as human
beings and be skillfull in choosing from and using a variety of
pedagogical and assesment strategies.
- Teachers must have frequent
and ample opportunities and resources to enhance and refresh their
knowledge.
Effective Teaching Requires Knowing And Understanding Mathematics, Students
As Learners, And Pedagogical Strategies
- Teachers need several different
kinds of mathematical knowledges about the whole domain.
- Teachers must know and understand
deeply and flexible knowledge about curriculum goals.
- Teachers must understand deeply and
flexible knowledge about the important ideas that are central to their
grade levels.
- Teachers must know and understand
knowledge about the challenges students.
- Teachers must know and understand
knwledge about how ideas can be represented to each them
effectively.
- Teachers must know and understand
knowledge about how students’
understanding can be assessed.
- Teachers make curricular judgements.
- Teachers must be respond to student’s
questions.
- Teachers must be look ahead to where concepts are leading and plan
accordingly.
- Teachers must know pedagogical
knowledge to understand how students learn mathematics.
- Teachers must know pedagogical
knowledge to know a range of different teaching techniques and
instructional materials, and organize and manage the classroom.
- Teachers need to understand the big
ideas of mathematics and be able to represent mathematics as a coherent
and connected enterprise.
- Teachers need to know the ideas with
which students often have difficulty and ways to help bridge common
misunderstandings.
- Teachers must understand what their
students already know.
- Effective teachers make shape
student’s mathematical dispositions and create rich setting for learning.
- Effective teachers know how to ask
questions and plan lesson thar reveal students’ prior knowledge.
- Effective teachers can then design
experience and lessons that respond ro and build on this knowledge.
- Effective teachers selecting and
using suitable curricular materials.
- Effective teachers using appropriate
instructional tools and techiques.
- Effective teachers engaging in
reflective practice and continuous self-improvement are actions good
teachers take every day.
- Teachers must be teaching mathematics
well involves creating, enriching, maintaining and adapting instruction to
move toward mathematical goals, capture and sustain interest, and engage
students in building mathematical understanding.
Effective Teaching Requires A Challenging And Supportive Classroom Learning
Environment
1.
Teachers establish and nurture an environment
conductive to learning mathematics through the decisions they make.
2.
Teachers must can the conversations they
orchestrate.
3.
Teachers must can the physical setting they
create.
4.
Teachers’ actions are encourage students to think,
question, solve problems, and discuss their ideas, strategies, and solutions.
5.
The teacher is responsile for creating an
intellectual environment where serious mathematical thinking is the norm.
6.
Teachers creating an environment that fosters
these kinds of activities is essential.
7.
Teachers must decide what aspects of a task to
highlight.
8.
Teachers must know how to organize and orchestrate
the work of the students.
9.
Teaches must know what questions to ask to
challenge those with varied level of expertise.
10.
Teachers must know how to support students without
taking over the process of thinking for them and thus eliminating the
challenge.
Effective Teaching Requires Continually Seeking Improvement
1.
Teachers must motivate student to engage in
mathematical thinking and reasoning.
2.
Teachers must provide learning opportunities that
challenge students at all levels of understanding.
3.
Teachers strive for learning about about
mathematics and pedagogy.
4.
Teachers strive for benefiting from interactions
with students and colleagues.
5.
Teachers strive for engaging in ongoing
professional development and self-reflection.
6.
Teachers must be able to analyze what they and
their students are doing and consider how those actions are affecting student’s
learning.
7.
Teachers should monitor sudent’s capacity and
inclination to analyze situation, frame and solve problem, and make sense of
mathematical concepts and procedures.
8.
The work and time of teachers must be structured
to allow and support professional development that will benefit them and their students.
Reference
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. 2000. Principles and Standards for School Mathematics. Reston: NCTM.
*) He's my teacher in UNNES, Semarang, INDONESIA
Tidak ada komentar:
Posting Komentar