2021
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-82723-6_4
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Using Discourse-Based Mathematics Instruction in Secondary School Classrooms in Ethiopia

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“…This study conceived discourse-based mathematics instruction as the teaching and learning of mathematics through engaging in dialogic talk orchestrated around carefully designed tasks in which the topics to be learned are embedded. Discourse-based instruction can be characterised by the engagement of learners in dialogue-elicited tasks wherein the learner-teacher, learner-learner, and learnergroup interactions are anchored on discourse practices of challenging each other's ideas, sharing ideas, agreeing and disagreeing with solution strategies and ideas, comparing solution procedures, and explaining problem-solving strategies (Legesse et al, 2020(Legesse et al, , 2021. In such classroom learning environments, mathematics learning is more than 'appending' new knowledge to existing knowledge; it involves the reconstruction of understanding and building a web of interconnected conceptual understanding that fosters the transfer of learning to new contexts (Hiebert et al, 1997).…”
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“…This study conceived discourse-based mathematics instruction as the teaching and learning of mathematics through engaging in dialogic talk orchestrated around carefully designed tasks in which the topics to be learned are embedded. Discourse-based instruction can be characterised by the engagement of learners in dialogue-elicited tasks wherein the learner-teacher, learner-learner, and learnergroup interactions are anchored on discourse practices of challenging each other's ideas, sharing ideas, agreeing and disagreeing with solution strategies and ideas, comparing solution procedures, and explaining problem-solving strategies (Legesse et al, 2020(Legesse et al, , 2021. In such classroom learning environments, mathematics learning is more than 'appending' new knowledge to existing knowledge; it involves the reconstruction of understanding and building a web of interconnected conceptual understanding that fosters the transfer of learning to new contexts (Hiebert et al, 1997).…”
Section: Theoretical Background and Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The experimenter teacher was responsible for establishing classroom rules that equally entertain and respect all learners' ideas and contributions (Bennett, 2014) and creating discourse-elicited mathematical tasks (Lampert, 1990). The teacher briefed his learners on how to respectfully listen to and share ideas, communicate, agree or disagree with each other's ideas, work in groups, and maintain classroom norms (Bennett, 2014;Legesse et al, 2021). The experimenter teacher followed the implementation process illustrated in Table 1.…”
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