Teaching and learning mathematics research series I : effective instructional strategies
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Teaching and learning mathematics research series I : effective instructional strategies
-- Effective instructional strategies
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Mathematics is foundational in many ways that informs our decisions in areas of our lives. Teaching and learning mathematics is at the heart of education. Learning mathematics aims to link school to everyday life, provide skill acquisition, prepare students for the workforce, and foster mathematical thinking (Ontario Ministry of Education, 2005). Mathematics involves learning to problem-solve, investigate, represent, and communicate mathematical concepts and ideas, and making connections to everyday life (Ontario Ministry of Education, 2005). However, there is a concern that Canadian students’ mathematical achievements are on the decline (EQAO, 2012). In 2012, the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), an international study examining 15-year-old students’ mathematical performance among 60 countries or economies, showed that math scores in Ontario have declined by 16 percentage points over the last nine years (EQAO, 2012).
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