Mathematics Education Research Group of Australasia · 2000 · 16 citations · 11 references
EducationEducational AssessmentEducational MeasurementFormative AssessmentMeasurement EducationPedagogyArea MeasurementLength MeasurementMeasurement ConceptsMeasurement TheoryUnits Of MeasurementVolume MeasurementArea ConceptsArea UnitsEarly Childhood Measurement LearningMeasurementMeasurement Concepts DevelopmentMeasurement InstructionMeasurement SkillsUnit Iteration
This paper describes a framework for teaching length, area and volume in the early years of school. The framework is based on recent research findings that indicate the importance of students' knowledge of the unit iteration structure. The results of interviews with a sample of 16 Sydney teachers about their understanding of area measurement indicate that they place little importance on structuring in their teaching of measurement. Lessons from the framework were given in four schools and worksamples based on these are discussed.
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The Child's Conception of Geometry
Jim Richardson, Jean Piaget, Bärbel Inhelder et al. · British Journal of Educational Studies · 1960 · 914 citations