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Session Type: Symposium
There is a call to examine critical dimensions of educational opportunity. We explore reciprocal learning in this SSHRC funded project between Chinese and Canadian teachers in mathematics education as they learn to work collaboratively to improve teaching and learning in their classrooms. We discuss how attitudes of teachers and students have changed, how the use of textbooks can affect mathematics problem solving, an analysis on classroom lesson design and implementation, the key components of large-scale assessment tests in the two countries, and a comparison of creative solution reasoning in both countries. This symposium will provide the audience with research results in how teacher pairs have learned from each other and what we have learned about cross cultural knowledge and communication.
Cross-Cultural Reciprocal Learning in Mathematics: Collaborations Between Districts, Schools, and Teachers - Douglas E. McDougall, University of Toronto; Yunpeng Ma, Northeast Normal University; Aihui Peng, Southwest University; Tingting Wang, SouthWest University; Xie Dan, Southwest University - China; Anthony Ezeife, University of Windsor; Sijia Cynthia Zhu, University of Toronto; Bo Yu, Southwest University; Shu XIE, Northeast Normal University; Zhang lingling; Yingying Bai, Northwest Normal University
Attitudes About Mathematics Teaching and Learning in Canada and China - Douglas E. McDougall, University of Toronto; Sijia Cynthia Zhu, University of Toronto
Representation of Problem Solving in Canadian and Chinese Elementary Mathematics Textbooks: A Comparative International Study - Aihui Peng, Southwest University; Anthony Ezeife, University of Windsor; Bo Yu, Southwest University
Understanding Elementary Mathematics Classroom Teaching: An Analysis of Mathematics Lessons Between China and Canada - Yunpeng Ma, Northeast Normal University; Shu XIE, Northeast Normal University; Yingying Bai, Northwest Normal University
Third-Grade Math Test at the Provincial Level in China and Canada: Differences and Implications - Tingting Wang, SouthWest University; Aihui Peng, Southwest University
A Comparative Study of Creative Solution Reasoning in Chinese and Canadian Math Tests - Xie Dan, Southwest University - China; Aihui Peng, Southwest University; Zhang lingling