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2020-12-01

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Sevinç, Şerife

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This study aims to understand individual and group models developed by mathematics pre-service teachers during a model-eliciting activity called “Kim 500 Milyar İster?” To achieve this purpose, we developed a monitoring system, composed of a kanban board and instructions for how to use it, to understand both individual and group models developed as solutions to the model-eliciting activity. This study is designed as a multiple-case study using qualitative data collection and analysis methods. The case participants involved nine pre-service mathematics teachers enrolled in elementary mathematics teacher education undergraduate program (6) and mathematics education graduate program (3). The results indicated that pre-service teachers developed individual models different from the final group model, and particularly the one with a strong mathematical explanation was selected by the group to further develop as a group model. On the other hand, we did not observe a group model developed through integration of several individual models. Furthermore, the study showed that the monitoring system provided pre-service teachers opportunities with a) recoding their ideas, b) self-monitor their progress, and c) making their contribution to the group model visible, and so helped us understand pre-service teachers’ both individual and group model development process.

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Modelleme etkinliği, Grup çalışması, Model geliştirme, Bireysel ve grup modelleri karşılaştırması, Model-eliciting activities, Group work, Model development, Comparison of individual vs. group models

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http://buje.baskent.edu.tr/index.php/buje/article/view/181
https://hdl.handle.net/11511/77215

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Department of Educational Sciences, Article