PROMOTING CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT IN PROSPECTIVE MATHEMATICS TEACHER ONLINE COURSE
Abstract
The design and the implementation of interactive assessment and learning improvement practices is a challenge for online environments. The Covid-19 pandemic highlighted this complexity and difficulty, even for researchers. This paper illustrates part of an assessment process provided in an online environment with prospective mathematics teachers implemented during the pandemic time. The assessment instrument is called conceptual development. The experience integrates a research project concerning interactions, instruction and, learning in virtual learning environment with prospective mathematics teachers. The study addresses issues on online classroom-based assessment suggesting a self-evaluation instrument which can promote sharing ideas, autonomy, and conceptual analysis. The tool also tries to overcome the moment of searching online information to promote analytical reflection and learning on the meta-level
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