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Inductive and deductive justification of knowledge: epistemological beliefs and critical thinking at the beginning of studying mathematics
Educational Studies in Mathematics ( IF 3.4 ) Pub Date : 2020-11-14 , DOI: 10.1007/s10649-020-10004-1
Benjamin Rott

Epistemological beliefs are considered to play an important role in processes of learning and teaching. However, research on epistemological beliefs is confronted with methodological issues as for traditionally used self-report instruments with closed items, problems with social desirability, validity, and capturing domain-specific aspects of beliefs have been reported. Therefore, a new instrument with open items has been developed to capture mathematics-related epistemological beliefs, focusing on the justification of knowledge. Extending a previous study, the study at hand uses a larger and more diverse sample as well as a refined methodology. In total, 581 mathematics students (Bachelor of Science as well as pre-service teachers) completed the belief questionnaire and a test for mathematical critical thinking. The results confirm that beliefs can empirically be distinguished into belief position and belief argumentation, with only the latter being correlated to critical thinking.

中文翻译:

知识的归纳和演绎证明:数学学习之初的认识论信念和批判性思维

认识论信念被认为在学习和教学过程中发挥着重要作用。然而,认识论信仰的研究面临着方法论问题,因为传统上使用的带有封闭项目的自我报告工具、社会合意性、有效性和捕获信仰的特定领域方面的问题已被报道。因此,开发了一种带有开放项目的新工具来捕捉与数学相关的认识论信念,重点是知识的正当性。扩展先前的研究,手头的研究使用更大、更多样化的样本以及改进的方法。总共有 581 名数学学生(理学学士和职前教师)完成了信念问卷和数学批判性思维测试。
更新日期:2020-11-14
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