2021
DOI: 10.14812/cuefd.745164
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An Investigation of Tasks in the Mathematics Textbooks and Objectives in Mathematics Curriculum from 4th to 8th Grade Related with Data Content Domain According to TIMSS 2019 Cognitive Domains

Abstract: International examinations such as TIMSS play a major role in determining the quality of the educational process. TIMSS results show that students have various deficiencies. Studies investigating the causes of this failure draw attention to textbooks. In this study it was aimed to examine the objectives in the 2018 mathematics curriculum and the tasks related to the data handling content domain from 4 th to 8 th grade textbooks according to TIMSS cognitive domains. In addition, similarities and differences the… Show more

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“…For example, studies reporting the analysis of the questions in the textbooks prepared in line with these learning outcomes based on the cognitive level reported that the majority of these questions are based on the level of knowing-applying, and the number of questions at the level of reasoning is not sufficient (Tutak & Farımaz, 2022;Taşpınar Şener & Bulut, 2022;Yılmaz, Ay &Aydin, 2021). For example, Yılmaz, Ay, and Aydın (2021) reported that the questions in the textbooks on Data Processing learning domain are related to the applying cognitive domain, but that the learning outcomes are weighted on the level of reasoning. Yakar (2020) examined the secondary school 5 th Grade Mathematics Textbook, the curriculum objectives and whether the learning outcomes were consisted with the explanations of the outcomes.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, studies reporting the analysis of the questions in the textbooks prepared in line with these learning outcomes based on the cognitive level reported that the majority of these questions are based on the level of knowing-applying, and the number of questions at the level of reasoning is not sufficient (Tutak & Farımaz, 2022;Taşpınar Şener & Bulut, 2022;Yılmaz, Ay &Aydin, 2021). For example, Yılmaz, Ay, and Aydın (2021) reported that the questions in the textbooks on Data Processing learning domain are related to the applying cognitive domain, but that the learning outcomes are weighted on the level of reasoning. Yakar (2020) examined the secondary school 5 th Grade Mathematics Textbook, the curriculum objectives and whether the learning outcomes were consisted with the explanations of the outcomes.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When the literature is examined, it can be seen that the middle school mathematics curriculum is discussed within the scope of TIMSS-2015 exam (Baysura, 2017;Erdoğan, 2020), the science curriculum is discussed within the scope of TIMSS-2015 (Böyük, 2017;Pedük, 2019), science questions in the central exams is discussed in the context of TIMSS-2019 cognitive domains (Bostan-Sarıoğlan et al, 2021), TIMSS-2015 mathematics success is discussed with the help of the cognitive diagnostic model (Parlak, 2017), learning outcomes in data processing learning field is discussed in the context of TIMSS-2019 cognitive domains (Yılmaz et al, 2021), elementary school mathematics curriculum learning outcomes is discussed on the axis of TIMSS-2019 evaluation framework (Delil et al, 2020), science curriculum is discussed within the scope of the impact of the TIMSS-2007 and TIMSS-2011 monitoring exams (Yatağan, 2014), mathematics curriculum is discussed in line with the changes in TIMSS-2011 perspective (Kılıç et al, 2014), questions in the mathematics workbook is discussed in the context of the TIMSS-2019 exam (Sümen, 2021) and mathematics curriculum learning outcomes is discussed within the scope of the cognitive domains within the TIMSS-2015 mathematics framework. In most of the researches, TIMSS cognitive domain levels in the past years were discussed.…”
Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, the learning outcomes included in the mathematics curriculum should contribute to the development of students' high-level cognitive thinking skills and be able to move their reasoning skills further. However, the fact that the tasks in mathematics textbooks are mostly concentrated in the domain of cognition and applying makes it difficult for students to learning outcome high-level knowledge and skills (Yılmaz et al, 2021).…”
Section: Mathematicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bu durumda, programdaki kazanımların sınıf ortamına nasıl yansıdığı sorusu akla gelmektedir. Örneğin bu kazanımlar doğrultusunda hazırlanan ders kitaplarındaki soruların bilişsel düzeye göre analizini bildiren çalışmalar, soruların büyük çoğunluğunun bilme-uygulama düzeyi ağırlıklı olduğunu, akıl yürütme düzeyindeki soru sayısının yeterli olmadığını bildirmektedir (Tutak & Farımaz, 2022;Taşpınar Şener ve Bulut, 2022;Yılmaz, Ay &Aydın, 2021). Örneğin Yılmaz, Ay ve Aydın (2021) veri işleme alanına yönelik ders kitaplarındaki soruların uygulama bilişsel alanına yönelik olduğunu, fakat kazanımların akıl yürütme düzeyi ağırlıklı olduğunu bildirmişlerdir.…”
Section: Tartışma Ve Sonuçunclassified