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研究生: 劉俊德
Chun-Te Liu
論文名稱: 一位三年級教師形成兒童數學討論規範之行動研究
A Third-Grade Teacher Cultivating Children’s Mathematical Discussion Norm Through Action Research
指導教授: 蔡文煥
Wen-Huan Tsai
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學位類別: 碩士
Master
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論文出版年: 2010
畢業學年度: 98
語文別: 中文
論文頁數: 148
中文關鍵詞: 行動研究社會規範社會數學規範智力自主性
外文關鍵詞: action research, intellectual autonomy, social norm, sociomathematical norm
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  • 本研究主要目的是呈現一位三年級教師如何在數學課室中形成規範來建立討論文化的歷程之行動研究。研究方法採用行動研究法。收集資料包括教學現場的錄影資料、解題記錄、諍友建議及教師日誌等。研究結果顯示教師在三年級的課室中所形成的社會規範包含有解題記錄完整呈現、說話讓大家聽的到、專心傾聽、舉手發言、聽(看)不懂就要提問等;社會數學規範包含有說清楚、講明白、還原題意說明、多利用圖表來表達想法和解題過程、按照題意列式、尋找數學規律、用共識做數學推理、數學解題的有效性、數學解題記錄的多元性等。研究結果發現,社會規範的建立是培養社會數學規範的基礎,而社會數學規範的養成,促進了學生智力自主性的發展。另外規範的形成,非一蹴可及,除了需要日常生活中教師把握課室的機會與學生磋商外,適當的教學策略是不可或缺的。


    The purpose of this study was to appear the process of a third-grade teacher how to cultivate children’s mathematical discussion norm through action research. The action research was mainly based on video-recording of teaching, students’ work, peer review, and the field notes.The result of this study showed that: the teacher developed social norms including a complete record of problem solving, speaking louder, listening careful, raising their hands before speaking, asking when unknows; developing sociomathematical norms including clearly explaining, helping restore the meaning of problems, drawing a diagram to explain his work, formula in accordance with the meaning of problems out, searching for mathematical laws, mathematical reasoning, mathematical efficent, multiple solutions.The main finding was that: the social norms was a basis of the emergence of the sociomathematical norms, and the sociomathematical norms supported intellectual autonomy. Moreover, it took a long time to cultivate children’s mathematical discussion norm. Developing a mathematical discussion norm needed the teacher catch the chance to re-negotiate in the course of classroom interactions continually, and the most indispensable element was the appropriate teaching strategies.

    目次 中文摘要 I 英文摘要 Ⅱ 目次 Ⅲ 圖表目次 Ⅴ 第一章 緒論 第一節 研究背景及動機 1 第二節 研究目的和研究問題 5 第三節 名詞解釋 5 第二章 文獻探討 第一節 課室討論文化及規範之探討 7 第二節 促進課室討論相關教學策略之探究 23 第三節 教師以行動研究促進教學的相關研究 40 第三章 研究設計 第一節 研究方法 53 第二節 研究架構及行動策略 54 第三節 研究期程 57 第四節 研究情境及研究對象之背景分析 59 第五節 資料的收集與分析 62 第六節 資料的三角校正 68 第四章 研究實施歷程與結果 第一節 行動前的準備 72 第二節 社會規範的建立 76 第三節 社會數學規範的建立 110 第四節 總結行動歷程與結果 146 第五章 結論與建議 第一節 行動後的結果 155 第二節 建議 159 參考文獻 中文文獻 161 西文文獻 165 附錄 附錄一 星星國小教室觀察簡案 176 附錄二 星星國小教室觀察簡案 177 附錄三 數學日記 (三) 180 附錄四 數學日記 (四) 181 附錄五 數學日記 (七) 183 附錄六 數學日記 (八) 184 附錄七 課室觀察教學檢討會議記錄 185 圖表目次 圖2-1-1 在課室層級分析個人以及集體活動的詮釋性框架 9 圖2-2-1 數學教學循環 32 圖2-2-2 促進合作學習活動 34 圖3-2-1 行動研究架構 54 圖3-5-1 資料分析的成分 66 圖3-5-2 資料分析的互動模式 67 圖4-1-1 小組人數及座椅的安排 75 圖4-3-1 活動一全班討論呈現出的多元解題紀錄 139 圖4-3-2 布題一圖 139 圖4-3-3 布題二圖 139 圖4-4-1 例行性題目的練習 153 圖4-4-2 數學規律的尋找 153 圖4-4-3 討論結果的總整理 153 表次 表2-1-1 各學者相關數學課室討論的主張及價值 11 表2-1-2 討論活動可能遭遇的困難 13 表2-1-3 討論活動遭遇的困難及其可能解決方法 14 表2-1-4 各學者專家建立的規範 17 表2-1-5 各學者專家建立的規範種類 18 表2-1-6 各學者專家建立的共有的社會數學規範種類 21 表2-2-1 一個使用引出、支撐和延伸孩子數學思考教學策略的例子 29 表2-3-1 所形成的社會規範及策略 45 表2-3-2 所形成的社會數學規範及策略 46 表2-3-3 所形成的社會規範及策略 47 表2-3-4 所形成的社會數學規範及策略 49 表2-3-5 所形成的社會規範及策略 50 表2-3-6 所形成的社會數學規範及策略 51 表2-3-7 所共有形成的社會規範種類及研究者 52 表2-3-8 所形成的社會數學規範種類及研究者 52 表3-2-1 預計建立社會規範之行動策略 56 表3-2-2 預計建立社會數學規範之行動策略 57 表3-5-1 各種資料編號的意義 65 表4-3-1 一個使用引出、支撐和延伸孩子數學思考教學策略的實例 144 表4-4-1 建立之社會規範及其策略與屬性 147 表4-4-2 建立之社會數學規範及其策略與屬性 148

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