Several international studies recognize the central role of the understanding in problem solving in the mathematics teaching-learning process. Interdisciplinary studies have shown how the type of text affects student's reading and, consequently, its performance. It emerged that “selective- reading”, through which specific attention is paid to certain textual elements, often involves a lack of understanding of the problematic situation. The aim of our research is to understand how some structural and textual aspects influence the understanding of a mathematical text. This research, conducted using the eye-tracker tool, shows the results of the first phase of a larger study.
Where do students focus their attention on solving mathematical tasks? An eye tracker explorative study / Spagnolo, Camilla; Capone, Roberto; Gambini, Alessandro. - 4:(2021), pp. 89-96. (Intervento presentato al convegno PME44 tenutosi a Khon Kaen).
Where do students focus their attention on solving mathematical tasks? An eye tracker explorative study
Alessandro Gambini
2021
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Several international studies recognize the central role of the understanding in problem solving in the mathematics teaching-learning process. Interdisciplinary studies have shown how the type of text affects student's reading and, consequently, its performance. It emerged that “selective- reading”, through which specific attention is paid to certain textual elements, often involves a lack of understanding of the problematic situation. The aim of our research is to understand how some structural and textual aspects influence the understanding of a mathematical text. This research, conducted using the eye-tracker tool, shows the results of the first phase of a larger study.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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