This document discusses using manipulative materials to teach addition to grade 1 pupils. It explains that a constructivist approach involves students actively constructing their own understanding rather than passively receiving information. When teachers use manipulatives, students can physically interact with objects to help strengthen their problem-solving abilities. While young students cannot think abstractly, manipulatives provide a concrete way for them to understand numerical concepts. Studies have found manipulatives help students make the connection between concrete and abstract representations. The purpose of the current study is to investigate the use of manipulatives in problem-posing learning experiences from the perspective of researchers who administered a previous problem-posing intervention using manipulatives.
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Using Manipulative Materials
This document discusses using manipulative materials to teach addition to grade 1 pupils. It explains that a constructivist approach involves students actively constructing their own understanding rather than passively receiving information. When teachers use manipulatives, students can physically interact with objects to help strengthen their problem-solving abilities. While young students cannot think abstractly, manipulatives provide a concrete way for them to understand numerical concepts. Studies have found manipulatives help students make the connection between concrete and abstract representations. The purpose of the current study is to investigate the use of manipulatives in problem-posing learning experiences from the perspective of researchers who administered a previous problem-posing intervention using manipulatives.
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Using Manipulative Materials.
Towards Mastery of the Addition of
Whole Numbers of Grade 1 Pupils
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION
Using manipulatives when instructing is a constructivist instructive approach.
Educational rationalists accept that learning may be a handle in which a student’s information is developed and effectively created by the understudy instead of latently gotten by the understudy (Bruner, 1964; Dewey, 1938; Piaget, 1964). From this point of view, understudies are dynamic examiners or maybe than inactive beneficiaries within the learning prepared. (Dewey, 1938). When teachers utilized manipulatives in their classrooms, understudies were empowered to be dynamic within the learning handle since they were able to touch the concrete manipulatives (Carbonneau et al., 2013; Krapp, 2005). Hence, utilizing manipulatives to encourage students’ scientific understanding can fortify students’ problem-posing and problem-solving capacities. Young students don't have the capacity to think abstractly (Bruner, 1964; Carbonneau et al., 2013). In any case, utilize of manipulatives may give a much-needed arrangement for youthful learners who are confronted with theoretical concepts. Analysts have found that understudies who utilized manipulatives effectively created their understanding and bridged the crevice between the unique and concrete since they were able to imagine the numerical concept through building models with the manipulatives (Ausubel, 1963; Bruner, 1964; Carbonneau et al., 2013; Krapp, 2005; Schoenfeld, 1987). Hence, when understudies have the opportunity to utilize concrete manipulatives as learning devices, they can improve their theoretical thinking capacity. In addition to improving students’ abstract thinking capacity, students’ use of manipulatives can moreover increase their level of interest and motivation, which may be a critical factor affecting students’ success in mathematics. Despite the advocacy of utilizing manipulatives and the significance of problem-solving and -posturing capacities, there have been few thorough distributed investigations considering on the utilization of manipulatives with problem-solving and -posturing exercises. Therefore, the purpose of the current study was to investigate the use of manipulatives inside the problem-posing learning experiences of elementary students from the perspective of the researchers who had administered the problem-posing intervention to the students with the utilization of manipulatives amid the past quasi-experimental study. From now on, these analysts will be referred to as “instructors”.
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