高中數(shù)學(xué)問(wèn)題提出的課堂教學(xué)研究
[Abstract]:The cultivation of innovative consciousness is the basic task of modern mathematics education, which should be embodied in the process of mathematics teaching and learning. Students discover problems and propose problems as the basis of innovation. Problems are the source of mathematical development and the basis of mathematical innovation. Mathematical problems can lead their thinking to the depths, and problems can find new ideas. Most of them concentrate on the stage of speculation and argumentation, but neglect the study of thoroughly understanding the school and investigating the actual implementation. Therefore, this study has done the following work and its conclusions: first, through literature research, put forward the research background and problems of high school mathematics classroom teaching, mathematical problems, the core concepts of the problem. second, according to the middle school mathematics classroom problems. This paper puts forward the relationship between the strength and weakness of students'activities, and constructs a five-level system of classroom teaching for mathematical problems. According to the five-level system of classroom teaching problems, through questionnaires and interviews, the author investigates what kind of teacher-life activities are put forward in high school mathematics classroom teaching. The main problem is what kind of level is better. Is it the educational idea of realizing students'autonomous learning, cooperative inquiry, finding problems and raising questions, or is it the teaching method that teachers teach students to listen to? Thirdly, through interviews, questionnaires, random lectures, tests and teacher case analysis, this paper compares the differences of mathematical problems in different classroom teaching, and makes a comparison between students of different degrees. This paper makes a contrastive analysis of the understanding, attitude and influencing factors of mathematical problems, and makes a horizontal comparison of the understanding, learning, classroom instruction and some external factors of teachers in different schools. The excellent students want to be explained directly by the teachers; the middle and poor students want more encouragement and support from the teachers; teachers in different schools all want more encouragement and support from the teachers. Many students hold a "wait-and-see" attitude toward the classroom teaching of mathematical problems, hoping to get more guidance; many students are not sure about the "problems" and think it may not be "appropriate" to ask questions; the influence of the external factors of the problems is also the biggest "bottleneck" to hinder students'problems. Fourthly, classroom teaching of problem-solving is proposed. In the case study, the cultivation of students'good problem consciousness is still carried out in the process of problem solving and after problem solving, students can "imitate" to raise some mathematical problems; teachers also use "problem" to drive teaching, use "problem series" to complete teaching tasks, and put forward "series" and "parallel" of "problem series". Fifthly, in the "teaching" and "learning" put forward in the question, students can ask questions without the guidance of the teacher's "meta-cognitive guidance", and the "meta-cognitive training" can effectively promote students to ask questions in classroom teaching. The conclusion is that the excellent students'metacognition of mathematical problems is generally better than the middle students' (poor students'), and the excellent students'metacognition of individual knowledge, task knowledge, planning and regulation is better than the middle students' (poor students'). Medium students and poor students are not as good as top students in strategy, reflection and regulation, and middle students and poor students are not very confident in asking and expressing questions. There are too many differences. The middle school students are easy to get a successful experience in problem-solving attitude. Besides asking questions, the top students should also consider other factors, such as how to solve the problem, whether it is reasonable or not. The middle school students are not good at this aspect.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:貴州師范大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級(jí)別】:碩士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2015
【分類(lèi)號(hào)】:G633.6
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