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Using drawings and discussion to gain insights into young learners’ understanding of mass
In this paper, we explore the possible value of an open-ended assessment task, Impress Me, and followup
interview as ways to gain insights into children’s learning of mathematics,. Ten children in their first
or second year of school recorded their understanding using drawing and/or writing after the period in
which they were taught lessons on the measurement of mass. Later they met individually with an
interviewer/researcher to discuss their drawing/writing and their learning. The Impress Me recording was
found to be a useful prompt for the children to stimulate discussion about their learning.
期刊介绍:
The journal serves as a vehicle for reporting and sharing the results of studies by early childhood education in the Pacific area. It is peer reviewed to insure that only high quality manuscripts are accepted for publication. The journal is multi-disciplinary and serves educators and other professionals concerned with the education and care of young children. It focuses primarily on research activities in the Pacific Rim area, though research reports from other areas are not excluded. The journal includes research articles related to the education and care of children from birth to age 8 and to related topics. These include reports of empirical research, reviews of research, critiques of research, and articles related to the applications of research to practice.