Developing Pre-Service Teacher Capacity to Make Appropriate Choices of Tasks and Resources through Diagnostic Assessment of Children’s Work
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Hurst, Chris
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2014Type
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Hurst, C. 2014. Developing Pre-Service Teacher Capacity to Make Appropriate Choices of Tasks and Resources through Diagnostic Assessment of Children’s Work, in J. Anderson, M. Cavanagh, A. Prescott (ed), Curriculum in Focus: Research Guided Practice - 37th annual conference of the Mathematics Education Research Group of Australasia, Jun 29 2014. Sydney: MEGRA Inc.
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Curriculum in Focus: Research Guided Practice
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MEGRA 37 Curriculum in Focus: Research Guided Practice
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School of Education
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This paper reports on one phase of a long-term project investigating mathematical contentknowledge of pre-service teachers. A cohort of second year PSTs conducted a diagnosticassessment and a series of associated tutoring sessions with a primary aged child. The focushere is on the PSTs’ ability to make appropriate task choices following the diagnosticprocess. Results of the study suggest that PSTs are capable of making sound choices oftasks and associated resources based on their mathematical and pedagogical contentknowledge following a targeted diagnostic assessment process.