Experimental teaching of arithmetic by using computers Mária Slavíčková Department of algebra, geometry and didactics of mathematics, Faculty of Mathematics,

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Project activities October 2011 – February 2012 Primary School, 21 Belehradská Street, Košice, SLOVAKIA LET’S LEARN MATH TOGETHER.
Advertisements

EUDOXOS PROJECT UNDER ITALIAN SKY Teacher’s point of view.
IVANA NIŽETIĆ Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, University of Zagreb, Croatia Long-lasting teaching materials in spite of changing technology.
E-learning in preparation of mathematics teachers and in mathematics teaching Working meeting to project EuroMath Innsbruck, 2004.
Professional learning in a changing society Institute for Educational Research, University of Oslo Oslo, Norway, November 2004 Technology in teacher.
The NERA-conference 2005 Assistant Professor Vibeke Bjarnø The Department of ICT and media, Faculty of Education Oslo University College Information and.
UNIWERSYTET MIKOLAJA KOPERNIKA Turon, Polen – Subject integration through Transitions and boundary crossing Assistant Professor Vibeke.
The Effectiveness of Supplemental Online vs. Traditional Tutorials on Students’ English Proficiency and Learning Achievement Ponlak Pantahachart Faculty.
2013 – 2015 Multilateral project COMENIUS Better Methodology Better Technology Better Teaching.
Math 122 & Math 123. Introduction to Math ABCS Courses  Math academically-based community service courses that provide the opportunity for Penn students.
ICT TEACHERS` COMPETENCIES FOR THE KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY
SLOVAK UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY IN BRATISLAVA FACULTY OF MATERIALS SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN TRNAVA May 2015 SLOVAK UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY IN BRATISLAVA.
Making the Link Between Teaching, Learning, and Assessment
Informatics in secondary and elementary schools in Serbia Ohrid, 25. August, 2011.
Model of military training – knowledge approach Igor Mokriš, Radoslav Forgáč WIKT 2006, – , Bratislava Institute of Informatics Slovak.
How does an interactive learning environment affect the students’ learning? Marina Issakova University of Tartu, Institute of Computer Science Estonia.
Action Plan – 1st year Nataša Urbančíková Faculty of Economics Technical University of Košice.
Research Writing and Scientific Literature
UNIT 2: MY BODY.  3rd course of second cicle of enfant education.  Begining of 1st term  Prior knowledge:  We design a didactic unit TO DEVELOP A.
Slovak System of Education Slovak System of Education.
How to teach function by using of DERIVE Ingrida Kraslanová Mária Slavíčková Faculty of mathematics, physics and informatics Comenius University, Bratislava.
NSS Learning and Teaching Strategies for the Chemistry Curriculum Series: (2) Active Reading and Writing Tasks Sing Yin Secondary School Mr. Hui Chi Kuen.
ARMY POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL DEPARTMENT OF LANGUAGES APPLIED LINGUISTICS IN ENGLISH CAREER - DISTANCE LEARNING EDUCATIO N VIRTUAL CLASSROOMS AS A STRATEGY.
THE USE OF INTERACTIVE WHITE BOARD IN INQUIRY BASED EDUCATION: EXPERIENCE FROM THE CASE STUDY IN CZECH REPUBLIC Renata Ryplova, Martina Majerova Faculty.
Dissertation Theme “The incidence of using WebQuests on the teaching-learning process of English Foreign Language (EFL) for students attending the seventh.
1 Integrating short stories and poems in developing the reading skills for 2 nd year students in Haiphong university Field: Methodology Course: K12. M.A.
ETwinning Contact Seminar, Bratislava.  project between Malta and Slovakia  November – June  Children 7-9 years old  National quality label  National.
Planning for Classroom Use of ICT. Where to start? Choose an area of your teaching which is neither brilliant nor terrible Sometimes learners only achieve.
The Written Submission of Practical Work Steve Lazar.
EQUATIONS ? NO PROBLEM ! Rick Zeller Happy Valley Elementary School, Anderson, CA CTAP 295 Teaching with Technology.
University of Macau Faculty of Science and Technology Computer and Information Science SFTW 241 Programming Languages Architecture 1 Group B5.
Using Recommender System and Web 2.0 tools for Blended Learning
Bitácora 0 Seminario Pedagogía y Didáctica 1 Paula Fernanda Molano C.
Application Individualization and Differentiation in Czech Primary Schools - One of the Characteristic Features of Inclusion Application Individualization.
 Introduction  Methodology  Case Study 1 : Event-B and RODN  Case Study 2 : B-Method and Atelier B  Observations and Analysis  Conclusion.
Grade 7 & 8 Mathematics Reporter : Richard M. Oco Ph. D. Ed.Mgt-Student.
ECOLE NORMALE SUPERIEURE DE YAOUNDE HIGHER TEACHERS’ TRAINING COLLEGE OF YAOUNDE UNIVERSITE DE YAOUNDE I THE UNIVERSITY OF YAOUNDE I ***** DEFENCE OF DIPES.
Instructions 2016 SCALE Latin America Conference Dear author(s), This is 2016 SCALE Latin America Conference presentation template. In this file you will.
Formal Writing - PART OF TASK TWO Write Now: Masking Your Identity – Formal Writing - PART OF TASK TWO What purpose does the mask/painted face serve in.
Education and School system in Slovakia COMENIUS MULTILATERAL PARTNERSHIP.
An approach to Operations Research course in the curriculum for Informatics students KUŠEN EMA, PROF. DR. SC. MARINOVIĆ MARIJA DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATICS,
New educational model in Slovakia Maria Nogova National Institute of Education Bratislava.
Moving from a Working Portfolio to a Showcase Portfolio or “Yes, I can teach so that students learn!”
Educational effects of Spread The Sign (STS) Ongoing evaluation PÄIVI FREDÄNG ÖREBRO UNIVERSITY, SWEDEN.
Philippines – Australia Basic Education Assistance for Mindanao Beam Pre-service Workshop “Authentic Assessment”
Natalija Budinski Primary and secondary school “Petro Kuzmjak” Serbia
Poster Title Author: Faculty Mentor: Department: Competition Category:
The impact of the introduction of ICT in Bolivian public schools
Education and School system in Slovakia
Informatics in secondary and elementary schools in Serbia
EDUCATION IN SLOVAKIA AND OUR InstitutiON
Branko Koprivica, Alenka Milovanović, Đorđe Damnjanović
Comparative Study.
A framework for Web science didactics michalis vafopoulos
Statistically speaking… who were the top 5 players last season?
Let’s Get Checking! By: Ms. Susan Lawson
Writing for Academic Journals
Written by Cheron Verster
Integration of ICT in teaching and learning
I.C.T at Oxley Park by Paavan Chouhan.
Introduction to Engineering Design II (IE202) Section XBG Team 7 Designing a Robot Students name: IE202-Team#7 Celebration.
DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES APPLIED LINGUISTICS CAREER IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE     TITLE: “INFLUENCE OF THE WEB 2.0 TOOLS (VOKI, VOCAROO.
Pinpoint Math.
Department of Science and Technology Education
FInal Presentation : Object Oriented Software Engineeering
An exploration on the issues on the theme of geometry at G. C. E
Mathematics Day 1 Gill Haysham
Poster Title Author: Faculty Mentor: Department: Competition Category:
Dialectical Journal Title of Book
A QUALITATIVE STUDY ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY IN MATHEMATICS EDUCATION: THE TEACHERS’ ROLE I. Bobonova, S. Ceretkova.
Presentation transcript:

Experimental teaching of arithmetic by using computers Mária Slavíčková Department of algebra, geometry and didactics of mathematics, Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Informatics Comenius University in Bratislava Slovak Republic

Introduction Problem of the teaching of the integers on primary school Possible problems with understanding Chosen teaching theory – The Constructivism The way of using chosen theory in development artefact 2

Why the Theory of Constructivism Developing own knowledge Developing net of the knowledge Better understanding, connection to real life Easy understandable definition Creative preparation for lessons 3

The Artifact ICT revolution in Slovakia Suggesting and developing simple constructivist base program in Slovak language Little demonstration of the program 4

Methodology of research Choosing 3 groups for comparing ◦ No artifact ◦ Artifact only for practicing existing knowledge ◦ Artifact – teaching/learning tool Comparing groups ◦ Between the classes (final test) ◦ Inside the classes (pre-test, post-test) 5

Diagram of using artifacts Introduction 1 st groupSchool book Learning and practicing Work sheetsPracticing2 nd groupSchool book Learning and practicing PC roomPracticing3 rd groupSchool book Teaching and practicing PC room Teaching and practicing 6

Final test Focused on ◦ Base arithmetical operation (+, -, *, /) ◦ Context tasks – tasks with understanding 11 exercises ◦ 9 without context ◦ 2 with context 7

Results Comparison classes between each other: ◦ Using F-test criteria for comparing 3 and more groups ◦ Significance of the difference 67,8% ◦ The groups are on the same level 8

Pre-test, Post-test Similar as Final test – task of the same character Pupils were notify about both tests 9

What we expected Pupils should use only pen/pencil and given paper (no techniques) The results in 3 rd group will be much better than in other two one (their knowledge will have better quality) Results in inside classes test will be best in the 3 rd group (their knowledge will be more durable) 10

Results Comparison inside the classes ◦ Using parametrical t-test ◦ Significance differences in the groups:  1 st – 86,9%  2 nd – 29,6%  3 rd – 26,1% ◦ Each group wrote the post-test worst than pre-test ◦ 2 nd and 3 rd group are almost on the same level 11

Important notices about the class which use an artifact Better result in context tasks Increasing the evaluation in mathematic – better marks from the theme Increasing the interest in mathematics Better environment on the lessons 12

Conclusion Program based on the theory of constructivism could help the pupils obtain more durable knowledge It need bigger experiment for finding the results which should be generalized Different countries, different approaches,… 13

Thank you for you attention! Web: 14