Teachers Engaging Parents and Children in Mathematical Learning

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  • ISBN 9781578867721
  • Weight: 218g
  • Dimensions: 153 x 231mm
  • Publication Date: 07 Feb 2008
  • Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
  • Publication City/Country: US
  • Product Form: Paperback
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This book serves to enliven three-way partnerships among parents, teachers, and students concerning mathematical learning in elementary and middle school settings. Key tenets of the principles concerning constructivism and overlapping spheres of influence are presented in the first two chapters to provide a solid theoretical basis for teaching mathematics the way we do and for involving parents in the learning process. The remaining chapters describe parental involvement initiatives that reflect a model consisting of an invitation, an initial meeting, an engagement workshop, home activities, a follow-up session, and additional tasks to maintain connections between the mathematics classroom and the home.

This resource is meant for use in teacher education, in preparing school administrators, and in other courses or workshops that prepare professionals to work in mathematics classrooms and with families. It can be used in conjunction with a methods text or as a supplementary text in courses on mathematics education at elementary and middle school levels. Chapters may also be selected for courses in sociology of education, practicum teaching seminars, educational administration, community education, and staff development.

Regina M. Mistretta, associate professor in The School of Education at St. John's University, strives to help forward the field of mathematics education through teaching, research, and service efforts that address the needs of students, teachers, administrators, and parents. She teaches both undergraduate and graduate courses concerning mathematics methods, science methods, and instructional technology. As a result of the professional development services she provides, Regina to date has interacted with 17 Pre-k to 8 learning communities encompassing approximately 225 teachers, 20 administrators, and 5300 multi-cultural non-public school children of the metropolitan area.

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