Pre-service mathematics teachers' modelling processes within model eliciting activity through digital technologies

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  • Mehmet Ali Kandemir
  • Nurullah Eryilmaz

This study examines the modelling approaches of high school pre-service mathematics teachers (PSTs) and the types and purposes of digital technologies they use at different stages of the mathematical modelling process. Conducted during the 2018–2019 academic year, the study involved 26 PSTs working in eight groups as part of a course on computer technologies in mathematics education. The participants engaged in a model eliciting activity (MEA) focused on the obesity problem, integrating digital technologies and mathematical content knowledge. Findings indicate that while PSTs effectively utilized the internet, spreadsheets, calculators, and mathematical software for problem-solving, three distinct purposes of technology use emerged. However, challenges included overreliance on technological outputs, limiting critical evaluation and validation of models, and difficulties in transferring mathematical content knowledge to the modelling process. These results highlight the need for explicit instructional support in teacher education programs to enhance PSTs' critical engagement with digital tools and strengthen their ability to integrate mathematical knowledge in real-world problem-solving.

OriginalspracheEnglisch
Aufsatznummer104990
ZeitschriftActa Psychologica
Jahrgang256
Anzahl der Seiten13
ISSN0001-6918
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PublikationsstatusErschienen - 01.06.2025

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