2007
DOI: 10.1007/s10649-007-9094-0
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Socio-emotional orientations and teacher change

Abstract: In this article we consider how elementary education students' views of mathematics changed during their mathematics methods course. We focus on four female students: two started the course with mainly positive views of mathematics and a task orientation, two with negative views of the subject and an ego-defensive orientation. The biggest change observed was that the trainees' views of teaching and learning mathematics became more positive. Moreover, what had been an ego-defensive orientation changed towards a… Show more

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“…The effort to address the so-called affective component of identity construction has been done especially in relation to pre-service elementary teachers, who were shown to experience great difficulties with the subject. There is some evidence that encouraging pre-service teachers to narrate their own or listen to their peers' personal experiences with the subject makes them cope better, which may lead to the development of a more suitable identity for mathematics teaching (Kaasila et al 2008;Kaasila 2011, 2014).…”
Section: Teacher Identitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The effort to address the so-called affective component of identity construction has been done especially in relation to pre-service elementary teachers, who were shown to experience great difficulties with the subject. There is some evidence that encouraging pre-service teachers to narrate their own or listen to their peers' personal experiences with the subject makes them cope better, which may lead to the development of a more suitable identity for mathematics teaching (Kaasila et al 2008;Kaasila 2011, 2014).…”
Section: Teacher Identitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kaasila, Hannula y Laine (2012) exponen que los estudios acerca de la visión de las matemáticas de los futuros maestros tienen un papel importante porque revelan cómo se va construyendo la identidad profesional del maestro de matemáticas, y, desde este marco, consideran que es necesario que los formadores de maestros comprendan sobre todo los puntos de vista negativos. Diversos estudios que han analizado las actitudes negativas hacia las matemáticas de los futuros maestros concluyen que se trata de un fenómeno generalizado (TRUJILLO;HADFIELD, 1999;HANNULA et al, 2005;OLIVEIRA;, y señalan que estas emociones negativas podrían ser debidas a las experiencias previas como ISSN 1980- señalan que estas experiencias y relaciones negativas con las matemáticas dan lugar a una identidad negativa, y Kaasila et al (2006Kaasila et al ( , 2008 apuntan que la toma de conciencia de esta identidad es el punto de partida necesario para promover procesos de cambio y de desarrollo en el profesorado.…”
Section: Nctm (2000)unclassified
“…Estas creencias, como se ha indicado, forman parte de la identidad matemática que se va construyendo a la largo de la vida a partir de las relaciones que se establecen con las matemáticas (KAASILA et al, 2008;KRZYWACKI;HANNULA, 2010;CONTRERAS;PENALVA;TORREGROSA, 2011;KAASILA, 2011KAASILA, , 2013, y originan la identidad profesional del maestro de matemáticas (LUTOVAC; KAASILA 2013), que acaba determinando lo que el maestro hace en el aula.…”
Section: Discusión Y Conclusionesunclassified
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