How Chinese Teach Mathematics and Improve Teaching
Herausgeber: Li, Yeping; Huang, Rongjin
How Chinese Teach Mathematics and Improve Teaching
Herausgeber: Li, Yeping; Huang, Rongjin
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"How Chinese Teach Mathematics and Improve Teaching builds upon existing studies to examine mathematics classroom instruction in China"--
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"How Chinese Teach Mathematics and Improve Teaching builds upon existing studies to examine mathematics classroom instruction in China"--
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 264
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. Juli 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 431g
- ISBN-13: 9780415895002
- ISBN-10: 0415895006
- Artikelnr.: 35057074
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 264
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. Juli 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 431g
- ISBN-13: 9780415895002
- ISBN-10: 0415895006
- Artikelnr.: 35057074
Yeping Li is Professor of Mathematics Education, holder of the Claude H. Everett, Jr. Endowed Chair in Education, and Head of the Department of Teaching, Learning, and Culture at Texas A&M University, USA. Rongjin Huang is Associate Professor of Mathematics Education in the Department of Mathematical Sciences at Middle Tennessee State University, USA.
Foreword Alan H. Schoenfeld. Acknowledgments. List of Contributors.
Section 1: Introduction and Perspectives 1. Learning and Understanding How
Chinese Teach Mathematics and Improve Teaching: An Introduction Yeping Li,
Rongjin Huang 2. Mathematics Classroom Instruction in China Viewed from a
Historical Perspective Guanghua Shao, Yuchao Fan, Rongjin Huang, Ersheng
Ding, Yeping Li 3. Characteristics of "Two Basics" Teaching in Secondary
Mathematics Classrooms in China Hengjun Tang, Aihui Peng, Bifen Chen,
Kongxiu Kuang, Naiqing Song Section 2: Chinese Teachers' Regular Practices
for Developing and Improving Classroom Instruction Preface David Clarke 4.
Chinese Lesson Study: Developing Classroom Instruction through
Collaborations in School-Based Teaching Research Group Activities Yudong
Yang, Thomas E. Ricks 5. Knowing and Understanding Instructional
Mathematics Content through Intensive Studies of Textbooks Meixia Ding,
Yeping Li, Xiaobao Li, Juan Gu 6. Lesson Planning through Collaborations
for Improving Classroom Instruction and Teacher Expertise Yeping Li,
Chunxia Qi, Ruilin Wang Section 3: Mathematical Instruction Practices and
Classroom Environment in China Preface Anne Watson 7. Teaching with
Variation: Bianshi Mathematics Teaching Ngai-Ying Wong, Chi-Chung Lam,
Anna Mei-Yan Chan, Chee Mok 9. Features of "Excellent" Lessons Valued
Before and After the Implementation of New Curriculum Standards: A
Comparative Analysis of Four Exemplary Mathematics Lessons in China
Dongchen Zhao, Yunpeng Ma 10. The Learning Environment in the Chinese
Mathematics Classroom Rui Ding, Ngai-Ying Wong Section 4: Selected
Approaches and Practices for Improving the Quality of Teachers and Their
Teaching Preface Gabriele Kaiser 11. Improving Classroom Instruction with
Apprenticeship Practices and Public Lesson Development as Contexts Xue Han
12. Improving Mathematics Instruction through Exemplary Lesson Development
in China Rongjin Huang, Yeping Li, Hongyu Su 13. The Teaching Contest as a
Professional Development Activity to Promote Classroom Instruction
Excellence in China Jun Li, Yeping Li Section 5: Commentary 14. This Book
Speaks to Us James Stigler, Belinda Thompson, Xueying Ji
Section 1: Introduction and Perspectives 1. Learning and Understanding How
Chinese Teach Mathematics and Improve Teaching: An Introduction Yeping Li,
Rongjin Huang 2. Mathematics Classroom Instruction in China Viewed from a
Historical Perspective Guanghua Shao, Yuchao Fan, Rongjin Huang, Ersheng
Ding, Yeping Li 3. Characteristics of "Two Basics" Teaching in Secondary
Mathematics Classrooms in China Hengjun Tang, Aihui Peng, Bifen Chen,
Kongxiu Kuang, Naiqing Song Section 2: Chinese Teachers' Regular Practices
for Developing and Improving Classroom Instruction Preface David Clarke 4.
Chinese Lesson Study: Developing Classroom Instruction through
Collaborations in School-Based Teaching Research Group Activities Yudong
Yang, Thomas E. Ricks 5. Knowing and Understanding Instructional
Mathematics Content through Intensive Studies of Textbooks Meixia Ding,
Yeping Li, Xiaobao Li, Juan Gu 6. Lesson Planning through Collaborations
for Improving Classroom Instruction and Teacher Expertise Yeping Li,
Chunxia Qi, Ruilin Wang Section 3: Mathematical Instruction Practices and
Classroom Environment in China Preface Anne Watson 7. Teaching with
Variation: Bianshi Mathematics Teaching Ngai-Ying Wong, Chi-Chung Lam,
Anna Mei-Yan Chan, Chee Mok 9. Features of "Excellent" Lessons Valued
Before and After the Implementation of New Curriculum Standards: A
Comparative Analysis of Four Exemplary Mathematics Lessons in China
Dongchen Zhao, Yunpeng Ma 10. The Learning Environment in the Chinese
Mathematics Classroom Rui Ding, Ngai-Ying Wong Section 4: Selected
Approaches and Practices for Improving the Quality of Teachers and Their
Teaching Preface Gabriele Kaiser 11. Improving Classroom Instruction with
Apprenticeship Practices and Public Lesson Development as Contexts Xue Han
12. Improving Mathematics Instruction through Exemplary Lesson Development
in China Rongjin Huang, Yeping Li, Hongyu Su 13. The Teaching Contest as a
Professional Development Activity to Promote Classroom Instruction
Excellence in China Jun Li, Yeping Li Section 5: Commentary 14. This Book
Speaks to Us James Stigler, Belinda Thompson, Xueying Ji
Foreword Alan H. Schoenfeld. Acknowledgments. List of Contributors.
Section 1: Introduction and Perspectives 1. Learning and Understanding How
Chinese Teach Mathematics and Improve Teaching: An Introduction Yeping Li,
Rongjin Huang 2. Mathematics Classroom Instruction in China Viewed from a
Historical Perspective Guanghua Shao, Yuchao Fan, Rongjin Huang, Ersheng
Ding, Yeping Li 3. Characteristics of "Two Basics" Teaching in Secondary
Mathematics Classrooms in China Hengjun Tang, Aihui Peng, Bifen Chen,
Kongxiu Kuang, Naiqing Song Section 2: Chinese Teachers' Regular Practices
for Developing and Improving Classroom Instruction Preface David Clarke 4.
Chinese Lesson Study: Developing Classroom Instruction through
Collaborations in School-Based Teaching Research Group Activities Yudong
Yang, Thomas E. Ricks 5. Knowing and Understanding Instructional
Mathematics Content through Intensive Studies of Textbooks Meixia Ding,
Yeping Li, Xiaobao Li, Juan Gu 6. Lesson Planning through Collaborations
for Improving Classroom Instruction and Teacher Expertise Yeping Li,
Chunxia Qi, Ruilin Wang Section 3: Mathematical Instruction Practices and
Classroom Environment in China Preface Anne Watson 7. Teaching with
Variation: Bianshi Mathematics Teaching Ngai-Ying Wong, Chi-Chung Lam,
Anna Mei-Yan Chan, Chee Mok 9. Features of "Excellent" Lessons Valued
Before and After the Implementation of New Curriculum Standards: A
Comparative Analysis of Four Exemplary Mathematics Lessons in China
Dongchen Zhao, Yunpeng Ma 10. The Learning Environment in the Chinese
Mathematics Classroom Rui Ding, Ngai-Ying Wong Section 4: Selected
Approaches and Practices for Improving the Quality of Teachers and Their
Teaching Preface Gabriele Kaiser 11. Improving Classroom Instruction with
Apprenticeship Practices and Public Lesson Development as Contexts Xue Han
12. Improving Mathematics Instruction through Exemplary Lesson Development
in China Rongjin Huang, Yeping Li, Hongyu Su 13. The Teaching Contest as a
Professional Development Activity to Promote Classroom Instruction
Excellence in China Jun Li, Yeping Li Section 5: Commentary 14. This Book
Speaks to Us James Stigler, Belinda Thompson, Xueying Ji
Section 1: Introduction and Perspectives 1. Learning and Understanding How
Chinese Teach Mathematics and Improve Teaching: An Introduction Yeping Li,
Rongjin Huang 2. Mathematics Classroom Instruction in China Viewed from a
Historical Perspective Guanghua Shao, Yuchao Fan, Rongjin Huang, Ersheng
Ding, Yeping Li 3. Characteristics of "Two Basics" Teaching in Secondary
Mathematics Classrooms in China Hengjun Tang, Aihui Peng, Bifen Chen,
Kongxiu Kuang, Naiqing Song Section 2: Chinese Teachers' Regular Practices
for Developing and Improving Classroom Instruction Preface David Clarke 4.
Chinese Lesson Study: Developing Classroom Instruction through
Collaborations in School-Based Teaching Research Group Activities Yudong
Yang, Thomas E. Ricks 5. Knowing and Understanding Instructional
Mathematics Content through Intensive Studies of Textbooks Meixia Ding,
Yeping Li, Xiaobao Li, Juan Gu 6. Lesson Planning through Collaborations
for Improving Classroom Instruction and Teacher Expertise Yeping Li,
Chunxia Qi, Ruilin Wang Section 3: Mathematical Instruction Practices and
Classroom Environment in China Preface Anne Watson 7. Teaching with
Variation: Bianshi Mathematics Teaching Ngai-Ying Wong, Chi-Chung Lam,
Anna Mei-Yan Chan, Chee Mok 9. Features of "Excellent" Lessons Valued
Before and After the Implementation of New Curriculum Standards: A
Comparative Analysis of Four Exemplary Mathematics Lessons in China
Dongchen Zhao, Yunpeng Ma 10. The Learning Environment in the Chinese
Mathematics Classroom Rui Ding, Ngai-Ying Wong Section 4: Selected
Approaches and Practices for Improving the Quality of Teachers and Their
Teaching Preface Gabriele Kaiser 11. Improving Classroom Instruction with
Apprenticeship Practices and Public Lesson Development as Contexts Xue Han
12. Improving Mathematics Instruction through Exemplary Lesson Development
in China Rongjin Huang, Yeping Li, Hongyu Su 13. The Teaching Contest as a
Professional Development Activity to Promote Classroom Instruction
Excellence in China Jun Li, Yeping Li Section 5: Commentary 14. This Book
Speaks to Us James Stigler, Belinda Thompson, Xueying Ji