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Australian primary school teachers' perceived barriers to and enablers for the integration of children's literature in mathematics teaching and learning
by
Sharyn Livy
, Kevin Larkin
, Tracey Muir
, Natthapoj Vincent Trakulphadetkrai
in
Academic Achievement
/ Adoption (Ideas)
/ Affordances
/ Barriers
/ Behavior Standards
/ Beliefs
/ Child Development
/ Childrens Attitudes
/ Childrens Literature
/ Childrens picture books
/ Classrooms
/ Concept Teaching
/ Curricula
/ Education
/ Educational Change
/ Educational Practices
/ Elementary School Teachers
/ Elementary Schools
/ Foreign Countries
/ Ideology
/ Knowledge
/ Knowledge Base for Teaching
/ Knowledge Level
/ Language Acquisition
/ Language Aptitude
/ Learning
/ Literature Reviews
/ Mathematical Aptitude
/ Mathematical Concepts
/ Mathematics
/ Mathematics Achievement
/ Mathematics Curriculum
/ Mathematics Education
/ Mathematics Instruction
/ Mathematics Skills
/ Mathematics teachers
/ Mathematics teaching
/ Pedagogy
/ Philosophy of Education
/ Preservice teacher education
/ Preservice Teachers
/ Primary education
/ Primary school teachers
/ Professional development
/ Self Efficacy
/ Social norms
/ Student teacher attitudes
/ Surveys
/ Teacher Attitudes
/ Teachers
/ Teaching
/ Teaching and Teacher Education
/ Teaching Methods
/ Time
2023
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Australian primary school teachers' perceived barriers to and enablers for the integration of children's literature in mathematics teaching and learning
by
Sharyn Livy
, Kevin Larkin
, Tracey Muir
, Natthapoj Vincent Trakulphadetkrai
in
Academic Achievement
/ Adoption (Ideas)
/ Affordances
/ Barriers
/ Behavior Standards
/ Beliefs
/ Child Development
/ Childrens Attitudes
/ Childrens Literature
/ Childrens picture books
/ Classrooms
/ Concept Teaching
/ Curricula
/ Education
/ Educational Change
/ Educational Practices
/ Elementary School Teachers
/ Elementary Schools
/ Foreign Countries
/ Ideology
/ Knowledge
/ Knowledge Base for Teaching
/ Knowledge Level
/ Language Acquisition
/ Language Aptitude
/ Learning
/ Literature Reviews
/ Mathematical Aptitude
/ Mathematical Concepts
/ Mathematics
/ Mathematics Achievement
/ Mathematics Curriculum
/ Mathematics Education
/ Mathematics Instruction
/ Mathematics Skills
/ Mathematics teachers
/ Mathematics teaching
/ Pedagogy
/ Philosophy of Education
/ Preservice teacher education
/ Preservice Teachers
/ Primary education
/ Primary school teachers
/ Professional development
/ Self Efficacy
/ Social norms
/ Student teacher attitudes
/ Surveys
/ Teacher Attitudes
/ Teachers
/ Teaching
/ Teaching and Teacher Education
/ Teaching Methods
/ Time
2023
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Australian primary school teachers' perceived barriers to and enablers for the integration of children's literature in mathematics teaching and learning
by
Sharyn Livy
, Kevin Larkin
, Tracey Muir
, Natthapoj Vincent Trakulphadetkrai
in
Academic Achievement
/ Adoption (Ideas)
/ Affordances
/ Barriers
/ Behavior Standards
/ Beliefs
/ Child Development
/ Childrens Attitudes
/ Childrens Literature
/ Childrens picture books
/ Classrooms
/ Concept Teaching
/ Curricula
/ Education
/ Educational Change
/ Educational Practices
/ Elementary School Teachers
/ Elementary Schools
/ Foreign Countries
/ Ideology
/ Knowledge
/ Knowledge Base for Teaching
/ Knowledge Level
/ Language Acquisition
/ Language Aptitude
/ Learning
/ Literature Reviews
/ Mathematical Aptitude
/ Mathematical Concepts
/ Mathematics
/ Mathematics Achievement
/ Mathematics Curriculum
/ Mathematics Education
/ Mathematics Instruction
/ Mathematics Skills
/ Mathematics teachers
/ Mathematics teaching
/ Pedagogy
/ Philosophy of Education
/ Preservice teacher education
/ Preservice Teachers
/ Primary education
/ Primary school teachers
/ Professional development
/ Self Efficacy
/ Social norms
/ Student teacher attitudes
/ Surveys
/ Teacher Attitudes
/ Teachers
/ Teaching
/ Teaching and Teacher Education
/ Teaching Methods
/ Time
2023
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Australian primary school teachers' perceived barriers to and enablers for the integration of children's literature in mathematics teaching and learning
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Australian primary school teachers' perceived barriers to and enablers for the integration of children's literature in mathematics teaching and learning
2023
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This qualitative survey study set out to investigate in-service and pre-service primary school teachers' perceived barriers to and enablers for the integration of children's literature in mathematics teaching and learning in an
Australian educational context. While research over the past three decades have documented pedagogical benefits of teaching mathematics using children's literature, research into teachers' perceptions regarding the use of such resources
is virtually non-existent. The study thus filled this research gap by drawing responses from open-ended survey questions of 94 in-service and 82 pre-service teachers in Australia. A thematic analysis revealed 13 perceived barriers
classified under five themes with Lack of Pedagogical Knowledge and Confidence, and Time Constraint, representing 75% of all perceived barriers. Moreover, 14 perceived enablers were identified and classified under five themes with
Pedagogical Benefits and Love of Stories representing around 70% of all perceived enablers. Findings also showed that most of the teachers in the study (around 75%) never or infrequently used children's literature in their mathematics
classrooms. The study highlights the role of professional learning and teacher training in ensuring that both in- and pre-service teachers have the necessary pedagogical knowledge, experience and confidence in using children's literature
to enrich their mathematics teaching. [Author abstract]
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