Matematik Eğitiminde Bilişsel ve Bilişüstü Yaklaşımlar: Bir Hizmetiçi Eğitim Semineri Örneği

Yıl 2012, Cilt: 1 Sayı: 1, 41 - 51, 01.06.2014

Emine Erktin Gürsu Aşık , Fahretdin Hasan Adagideli Merve Aşık Nazmi Erdoğan Şebnem Tekin

https://izlik.org/JA23MR66FY

Öz

Matematik derslerinin ö rencilerin dü ünme becerilerini daha da geli tirebilmesi için ö retmenlerin bu derslerdeki rollerinin ve görevlerinin yeniden tan mlanmas na ihtiyaç duyuldu u dü ünülmektedir. Matematik retmenlerinin yeni tan mlar nda dematematik ve fen ve teknoloji dersi ö retmenlerine bili sel bilim alan nda çalkonular ile üst bili ve özdenetim konular nda yap lan arauygulamalar ndan örnekler sunmak amac yla “Bili sel ve Bili üstü Ö retim Uygulamalar " konulu bir çal tay düzenlenmi tir. Çal tay kapsam nda bili sel ve bili üstü ba lam ndaki güncel çal ma alanlarolu turulmas na, setkinlikleri yer almaktad r. Çal ma sonunda kat mc lardan de erlendirme amac yla bili selbilim, üstbili ve özdenetim konularistenmi tir. Anket verilerinden elde edilen bulgular çal tay sonras kat mc e itimcilerin bili sel bilim ve bili üstü konular ndaki güncel yakla mlara yönelik bir e itime ili kin olumlu görü lerine i aret etmektedir

Anahtar Kelimeler

Matematik e itimi , bili selbilim , üstbili , özdenetim

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