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Brownlow, Luke – Mathematics Teaching Research Journal, 2021
There is significant research addressing identities in mathematics focusing on school children and maximizing testing scores. However, mathematics confidence in preservice teachers is something that needs further attention as they will have foundational roles in students developing lifelong mathematics identities. Hence, mathematics confidence in…
Descriptors: Word Problems (Mathematics), Mathematics Instruction, Self Concept, Preservice Teachers
Switzer, J. Matt – International Journal for Mathematics Teaching and Learning, 2016
Research findings have established that students often struggle with mathematical symbols including common misconceptions for literal symbolic representations of variables but provide little evidence of when or how these misconceptions arise. This article reports findings from a study of grade 4-6 students' conception(s) for various…
Descriptors: Elementary School Mathematics, Grade 4, Grade 5, Grade 6
Samkoff, Aron; Lai, Yvonne; Weber, Keith – Research in Mathematics Education, 2012
The processes by which individuals can construct proofs based on visual arguments are poorly understood. We investigated this issue by presenting eight mathematicians with a task that invited the construction of a diagram, and examined how they used this diagram to produce a formal proof. The main findings were that participants varied in the…
Descriptors: Professional Personnel, Mathematics, Mathematical Logic, Visual Aids

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