"Pre-service Teachers in Mathematics Lesson Study" by Elizabeth A. Burroughs and Jennifer L. Luebeck
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The Mathematics Enthusiast

Volume

7

Issue

2-3

Abstract

This paper presents qualitative evidence to answer the questions, “What are the outcomes of engaging pre-service and in-service teachers in a collaborative lesson study experience” and “How can the outcomes of this experience inform future ways to include preservice teachers in lesson study?” The data gathered demonstrate that including pre-service teachers in lesson study can introduce them to lesson-building as a process and cross-grades teacher collaboration. It can give them opportunities to be critical thinkers in the context of mathematics education and encourages them to think as teachers. One weakness the pre-service teachers demonstrated was an incomplete understanding of the appropriate use of technology in algebra. Consideration of prior knowledge and anticipation of student responses was lacking among both pre-service and in-service teachers. Overall, the data show that pre-service teachers can contribute to the lesson study process as researchers.

First Page

391

Last Page

400

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

10.54870/1551-3440.1196

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