Transmitting Metacognitive Pedagogy to Math Pre-Service Educators

Transmitting Metacognitive Pedagogy to Math Pre-Service Educators

Justin Teeuwen, Geri Salinitri
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-7823-9.ch020
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Abstract

The purpose of this chapter is to investigate the impact of embedding metacognition into pre-service education with two intended outcomes: to develop pre-service educators' identification development of metacognition and to transmit metacognitive pedagogy to pre-service educators. An ethnography chronicles an intervention introduced through a mathematics methodology course for pre-service educators at a Canadian institution. The focus of the intervention emphasized explicit instruction of metacognition and the development of a metacognitive reflective practice supported by weekly metacognitive prompts. Data was collected from both students' reflections and instructor's responding prompts and were analyzed using thematic analysis.
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This literature review will provide the necessary definitions and relationships of the essential constructs, as well as the chosen theoretical frameworks supporting this research. Contained within this literature review is a framework for metacognition and its’ impact on critical thinking and problem solving. This literature review concludes with a suggested framework for instructing metacognition, which is then operationalized into the present study.

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