Search results

New ways of teaching mathematics have been introduced in French-speaking Switzerland. What are the implications of this new way of teaching on student learning? To answer this question, Mathéval (Romand research consortium coordinated by Jean-Philippe Antonietti) proposes to evaluate the mathematical skills developed by the students of 2P and 4P who benefited from these new teaching methods. Teachers are also asked about their classroom practices. This assessment of skills makes it possible to know if the objectives set by the new tools are achieved and to what extent the skills of the students are influenced by the teaching practices.

New ways of teaching mathematics have been introduced in French-speaking Switzerland. What are the implications of this new way of teaching on student learning? To answer this question, Mathéval (Romand research consortium coordinated by Jean-Philippe Antonietti) proposes to evaluate the mathematical skills developed by the students of 2P and 4P who benefited from these new teaching methods. Teachers are also asked about their classroom practices. This assessment of skills makes it possible to know if the objectives set by the new tools are achieved and to what extent the skills of the students are influenced by the teaching practices.