Connecting Research to Teaching: Making the Right (Discourse) Moves: Facilitating Discussions in the Mathematics Classroom
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The mathematics classroom envisioned by the NCTM Principles and Standards (2000) is one in which teachers deliver fewer monologues and engage in more dialogues with students. The teacher is not an ordinary participant in mathematics classroom discussion but plays a special role in facilitating and steering discourse. Calls for encouraging discourse in mathematics classrooms are pervasive, and the analysis of discourse has become a prominent theme in current mathematics education research. Nevertheless, while many teachers may feel the goal is a worthy one, some may also feel at a loss as to the specific strategies or techniques that may be used to encourage and facilitate meaningful mathematical discourse among their students.
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