İLKÖĞRETİM DÜZEYİNDE MATEMATİK YETERLİLİĞİ İÇİN GEREKLİ DÖRT TEMEL PRENSİPTEN BİRİSİ “TERSİNE ÇEVİRME PRENSİBİ” NEDİR? NEDEN ÖNEMLİDİR? STRATEJİLERİ NELERDİR?

Abstract

Bu makalede matematiği anlama, işlem pratiğinde kullanma ve günlük hayata uyarlamada oldukça önemli olan matematik yeterliliğinin dört temel prensibinden biri olan “Tersine Çevirme” prensibinin ne olduğu, önemi ve kullanımı ile ilgili durumlara dikkat çekilmiştir. Çalışma, bu konuda öne sürülen kuramsal bilgilerin ve bu konuda yapılan deneysel çalışmaların taranması, derlenmesi ve yorumlanmasıyla oluşturulmuştur

Keywords

• Tersine çevirme prensibi,tersine çevirme stratejisi,aritmetik,ilköğretim matematik

What Is “Inversion Principle”, Which Is One Of Four Basic Principles Of Mathematical Proficiency In Elementary School Level? Why Is It Important? What Are The Strategies In Relation To The Principle?

Abstract

This article points out that understanding of “inversion principle”- one of four principles of mathematical proficiency-is important for comprehending math, using it in procedure, adapting it to daily life, and understanding the significance of principle. The study includes some theoretical information and empirical researches about the topic acquired by scanning, compiling and discussing the related studies

Keywords

• Inversion principle,inversion strategy,arithmetic,elementary school math

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