What does it mean to be sensitive for the complexity of (problem oriented) teaching?

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Teaching is complex. And often requested problem oriented mathematics instruction is even more complex than traditional instruction. From that special demands on the teacher and because of that on teacher education arise. At least teacher education at university should include attempts to sensitize becoming teachers for the complexity of (problem oriented) mathematics instruction first. For development and testing of new complementing elements of education, there has to be constructed a diagnostic instrument and to be elaborated more precisely, what is meant by sensitivity for complexity. First results will be given in this article.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationProblem solving in mathematics education : Proceedings of ProMath Conference 08.- 11.09.2005 at the University Debrecen, Hungary.
EditorsTünde Kántor
Number of pages9
Place of PublicationDebrecen
PublisherUniversity of Debrecen
Publication date2006
Pages21-29
ISBN (print)963-472-977-0
Publication statusPublished - 2006
Event6th International ProMath Conference - ProMath 2005 - University of Debrecen, Debrecen, Hungary
Duration: 08.09.200511.09.2005
Conference number: 6
http://webdoc.urz.uni-halle.de/dl/287/pub/ProMath2005.pdf
http://promath.org/formermeetings.html

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