A correlational analysis of teacher content knowledge and knowing-to act of mathematics teachers in a Mexican northern borderland city
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This research was focused on the “knowing-to act” of the teacher and his/her relationship with the specific cognitive types of the mathematics content of mathematics teacher content knowledge. These cognitive types are: Cognitive Type 1 (knowledge of facts and procedures); Cognitive Type 2 (knowledge of connections and concepts); Cognitive Type 3 (knowledge of models and mathematic generalizations.). The measurement of the mathematics’ content knowledge of the secondary/middle school teacher was determined through the analysis of the Teacher’s Content Knowledge Survey (TCKS). The “knowing-to act” refers to “a kind of knowledge which enables people to act spontaneously and creatively” (Mason, 1998, p 245). This knowledge is considered as the teacher’s intention to act in a certain way and it was examined through the teacher’s “Know to Act Survey” (KtAS).Then, a correlational analysis was developed to seek any relationship among the teacher content knowledge cognitive types and teacher “knowing-to act”.
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