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Reflections of Developed Problem Posing Based Active Learning Activities in the Teaching Process: Example of Fractions

Hatice Polat, Merve Özkaya

1st International Symposium on Current Developments in Fundamental and Applied Mathematics Sciences ss. 195–196 · 23.05.2022–25.05.2022 · 23.05.2022

Özet

The aim of this

study is to develop problem posing based active learning activities for sixth

grade students on operations with fractions and to reveal the reflections of

these activities in the teaching process. The study group of the research

consists of 48 sixth grade students, 23 of whom are in the experimental group

and 25 in the control group, studying in a secondary school in Ağrı. While problem

posing based active learning activities developed by the researchers were

carried out in the experimental group, a teaching program suitable for the

learning outcomes was carried out in the control group. Seven problem posing

based active learning activities were applied to the students in the

experimental group for a total of 21 lesson hours for six weeks. Data were

collected with a motivation scale and semi-structured interviews. Independent

samples t-test was used to analyze the data obtained from the motivation scale.

The interviews with six randomly selected students from the experimental group

were audio recorded and the audio recordings were analyzed. Although the mean

scores of the experimental group from the motivation scale were not significant

[t(46)=0.345, p>0.05], it was higher than the control group. In the

interviews, findings were obtained that the students' interest in mathematics

increased after problem posing based active learning activities, their anxiety

about fractions decreased, they found the activities useful, and they developed

the habit of problem posing in and out of the classroom after the activity In

the light of the findings, it was concluded that problem posing based active

learning activities had positive reflections in the teaching process. This result

is in line with the results of the research that mentions the positive

contribution of problem posing activities to students' affective

characteristics [1,2]. It has been determined that these activities are applicable

and can be used in teaching.<o:p></o:p>

Atıf için künye

Polat, H., & Özkaya, M. (2022). Reflections of Developed Problem Posing Based Active Learning Activities in the Teaching Process: Example of Fractions. 1st International Symposium on Current Developments in Fundamental and Applied Mathematics Sciences (ss. 195–196).

BibTeX
@inproceedings{polat2022-145874,
  author = {Polat, Hatice and Özkaya, Merve},
  title = {Reflections of Developed Problem Posing Based Active Learning Activities in the Teaching Process: Example of Fractions},
  booktitle = {1st International Symposium on Current Developments in Fundamental and Applied Mathematics Sciences},
  year = {2022},
  pages = {195--196},
  url = {https://akademik.atauni.edu.tr/yayinlar/145874-reflections-of-developed-problem-posing-based-active-learning-activities-in-the}
}