2017
DOI: 10.5951/teacchilmath.23.6.0360
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Building Mathematics Discourse in Students

Abstract: Engaging activities and discussions within a three-station instructional approach strengthened these first graders' mathematics skills and performance.

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“…Teachers should be flexible and incorporate such knowledge for the benefit of the students, allowing them to link the known to the abstract knowledge of Euclidean Geometry. Another important aspect of promoting flexibility in Mathematics and Euclidean Geometry teaching, is the value of parental involvement [57]. The aspects identified about Mathematics teachers being flexible, have the potential to promote high self-efficacy [58].…”
Section: Teacher Flexibilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Teachers should be flexible and incorporate such knowledge for the benefit of the students, allowing them to link the known to the abstract knowledge of Euclidean Geometry. Another important aspect of promoting flexibility in Mathematics and Euclidean Geometry teaching, is the value of parental involvement [57]. The aspects identified about Mathematics teachers being flexible, have the potential to promote high self-efficacy [58].…”
Section: Teacher Flexibilitymentioning
confidence: 99%