When brain science meets math success Emotions drive learning. This is an essential component of understanding how a student's math identity is closely connected to their math success. How a student sees themselves in relation to math is dynamically constructed in their brain and is constantly changing. Every learner deserves to exist in harmony with mathematics. This book shows you how to make that mantra a reality for all students. Liesl McConchie offers an exciting new perspective on math identity through her extensive research on how the brain learns. Liesl walks readers through cognitive…mehr
When brain science meets math success Emotions drive learning. This is an essential component of understanding how a student's math identity is closely connected to their math success. How a student sees themselves in relation to math is dynamically constructed in their brain and is constantly changing. Every learner deserves to exist in harmony with mathematics. This book shows you how to make that mantra a reality for all students. Liesl McConchie offers an exciting new perspective on math identity through her extensive research on how the brain learns. Liesl walks readers through cognitive neuroscience in a humorous and friendly way, using metaphors and everyday stories to explain how emotions and cognition interact. She offers engaging and simple brain-based strategies and activities to implement in the classroom. In Building a Positive Math Identity: A Brain Science Approach, Liesl * Translates complex brain science principles for educators in an accessible and engaging way * Provides practical exercises and lessons that you can use in classroom right away * Shares real-world stories that provide deeper insight into how math identity is shaped over the years * Offers activities to help teachers gain insight into the math identities of our students * Guides teachers to explore our own math identity and the impact it can have on our students Most important, the book pushes back on the prevailing message about math identity that tends to focus on student efficacy alone. This approach puts the burden on the individual, which can lead to additional oppression of those who have been most marginalized in math. Here's our opportunity as educators to reexamine what it means to have a positive math identity--and to learn to use brain-based tools to build on a positive math identity for our students from the earliest ages.
Liesl McConchie is an international expert on how the brain learns, and co-author of Corwin's best-selling book Brain-Based Learning with Dr. Eric Jensen. She has been published in multiple education journals, including ASCD¿s Educational Leadership journal and NCTM's Mathematics Teacher. With over 25 years of experience in education, Liesl bridges her knowledge of how the brain best learns with her experience of teaching math to create tangible strategies to support teachers and schools across the globe. She has a rich background in education that includes creating new schools, leading whole-school reforms, delivering workshops to educators, and speaking at conferences. Liesl brings the highest quality of research, professionalism, and engagement to all her contributions to the field of education.
Inhaltsangabe
Dedication Preface Acknowledgments Part I: How Emotion and Cognition Collide to Inform Math Identity Chapter 1: What Is Math Identity Chapter 1: Appendix Chapter 2: The Relationship Between Emotion and Cognition Part II: The Four Variables of Math Identity Chapter 3: My Past Relationship With Math Chapter 4: My Future Relationship With Math Chapter 5: The Socio-Cultural Influences Affecting My Relationship With Math Chapter 6: My Personal Relationship With Math Part III: Applying What You've Learned to You and Your Classroom Chapter 7: Your Own Math Identity as a Teacher Chapter 8: Teaching Practices That Impact Math Identity Chapter 9: Where We've Been; Where We're Going References Index
Dedication Preface Acknowledgments Part I: How Emotion and Cognition Collide to Inform Math Identity Chapter 1: What Is Math Identity Chapter 1: Appendix Chapter 2: The Relationship Between Emotion and Cognition Part II: The Four Variables of Math Identity Chapter 3: My Past Relationship With Math Chapter 4: My Future Relationship With Math Chapter 5: The Socio-Cultural Influences Affecting My Relationship With Math Chapter 6: My Personal Relationship With Math Part III: Applying What You've Learned to You and Your Classroom Chapter 7: Your Own Math Identity as a Teacher Chapter 8: Teaching Practices That Impact Math Identity Chapter 9: Where We've Been; Where We're Going References Index
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