12:45-2:00pm
Tuesday, 24 September 2013
206 Runme Shaw Building, HKU Main Campus
Speaker: Ida Mok
Chair: Lee Moosung< (View the PowerPoint used here)
Students hold different views on what is important and what is indispensable for their individual needs. This seminar will compare perspectives of students in Hong Kong and Singapore. The data set was generated by the Learner’s Perspective Study. Ten consecutive lessons were recorded for each participant teacher, and were followed by two post-lesson student interviews for each lesson. With video-stimulated recall, the students commented on what they considered important in the lessons.
Ida Mok is Associate Professor and Associate Dean in the HKU Faculty of Education. Her research interest includes mathematics teaching and learning, and teacher education. She is the Hong Kong representative of the International Learner’s Perspective Study Project. She is co-editor of Making Connections: Comparing Mathematics Classrooms around the World.
All welcome!
