I. How often do you have these kinds of learning methods in
your mathematics lessons?
Always |
Nearly |
Some Times |
Hardly |
Never | |
Practical work: Doing practical work | |||||
Using a computer | |||||
Reading a textbook: Reading about | |||||
Teacher explanation: Listening to the | |||||
Individual work: Doing individual work | |||||
Individual help: Talking to the teacher | |||||
Whole-class discussion: Whole-class | |||||
Group discussion: Small-group |
II. Please give each method a mark out of 5 points. 5 meaning
strongly agree, 4 agree, 3 neither agree nor disagree, 2
disagree, 1 strongly disagree.
a. Do these methods help your pupils to enjoy learning
mathematics?
Practical |
Using a |
Reading a |
Teacher |
Individual Work____ |
Individual |
Whole-das |
Group |
Why do you think particular teaching methods enable your pupils
to enjoy learning mathematics?
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