Can designed student responses support teachers to interact with students in a productive way?: a report from the Formative Assessment Working Group (2015 ISDDE conference)
This paper introduces the use of pre-designed student responses to unstructured mathematics problems as a possible resource for teachers to develop their capacity of acting contingently in the mathematics classroom in a productive way, whilst teaching. We frame our argument around the notion that co...
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| author | Evans, Sheila Ayalon, Michal |
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| description | This paper introduces the use of pre-designed student responses to unstructured mathematics problems as a possible resource for teachers to develop their capacity of acting contingently in the mathematics classroom in a productive way, whilst teaching. We frame our argument around the notion that contingent moments can be regarded as problem-situations that are, at times, too demanding for the teacher to effectively solve. We provide an unstructured mathematics problem and accompanying designed student responses to illustrate and explain our thinking, considering how this approach has the potential to help teachers flexibly and productively engage with students’ reasoning in-the-moment of instruction. We end the paper with a call for empirical studies to explore these ideas further. |
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| spelling | nottingham-398532020-05-04T18:04:13Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/39853/ Can designed student responses support teachers to interact with students in a productive way?: a report from the Formative Assessment Working Group (2015 ISDDE conference) Evans, Sheila Ayalon, Michal This paper introduces the use of pre-designed student responses to unstructured mathematics problems as a possible resource for teachers to develop their capacity of acting contingently in the mathematics classroom in a productive way, whilst teaching. We frame our argument around the notion that contingent moments can be regarded as problem-situations that are, at times, too demanding for the teacher to effectively solve. We provide an unstructured mathematics problem and accompanying designed student responses to illustrate and explain our thinking, considering how this approach has the potential to help teachers flexibly and productively engage with students’ reasoning in-the-moment of instruction. We end the paper with a call for empirical studies to explore these ideas further. International Society for Design and Development in Education 2016-09-01 Article PeerReviewed Evans, Sheila and Ayalon, Michal (2016) Can designed student responses support teachers to interact with students in a productive way?: a report from the Formative Assessment Working Group (2015 ISDDE conference). Educational Designer, 3 (9). p. 33. ISSN 1759-1325 http://www.educationaldesigner.org/ed/volume3/issue9/article33/ |
| spellingShingle | Evans, Sheila Ayalon, Michal Can designed student responses support teachers to interact with students in a productive way?: a report from the Formative Assessment Working Group (2015 ISDDE conference) |
| title | Can designed student responses support teachers to interact with students in a productive way?: a report from the Formative Assessment Working Group (2015 ISDDE conference) |
| title_full | Can designed student responses support teachers to interact with students in a productive way?: a report from the Formative Assessment Working Group (2015 ISDDE conference) |
| title_fullStr | Can designed student responses support teachers to interact with students in a productive way?: a report from the Formative Assessment Working Group (2015 ISDDE conference) |
| title_full_unstemmed | Can designed student responses support teachers to interact with students in a productive way?: a report from the Formative Assessment Working Group (2015 ISDDE conference) |
| title_short | Can designed student responses support teachers to interact with students in a productive way?: a report from the Formative Assessment Working Group (2015 ISDDE conference) |
| title_sort | can designed student responses support teachers to interact with students in a productive way?: a report from the formative assessment working group (2015 isdde conference) |
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