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Exploring Differentiation Practices in Early Childhood Mathematics Education: An Examination of Teachers' Implementation through Learning Trajectories
April 2023 ISBN: University of Maribor University Press, Teaching for the Future in Early Childhood Education pp.77-94
Contributors:
K?suks Kevser
Yusuf Ko?
Sumeyra Bilici Albayrak
Abstract
This chapter provides an in-depth exploration into early childhood educators' utilization of learning trajectories LTs in their mathematics instruction, focusing on differentiation practices. The authors delve into the practical aspects of LT-based teaching methods and assess their influence on child development and educational outcomes.
Introduction
In the field of early childhood education, integrating learning trajectory-based approaches has become a pivotal strategy for enhancing mathematical understanding among young learners. This chapter investigates how teachers apply these pedagogical tools to adapt their instruction based on individual student needs, thereby promoting differentiated learning experiences.
Components of Learning Trajectories in Early Childhood Mathematics Education
LTs consist of three key elements: goals, developmental progression, and linked teaching activities and strategies. These components guide educators through a systematic process that enables the development of age-appropriate mathematical skills among children.
Implications for Teaching Practices
Teachers' implementation of LTs has shown potential to support professional growth and enhance their ability to tlor educational interventions effectively. Moreover, this approach facilitates children's learning by aligning instruction with individual developmental stages, thus fostering a more inclusive classroom environment.
: Bridging the Gap Between Theory and Practice
The integration of learning trajectories in early childhood mathematics education represents a significant step towards addressing the diverse needs of young learners. By promoting differentiated practices, teachers are better equipped to facilitate meaningful mathematical experiences for each child, contributing to their overall academic success and development.
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These citations provide foundational knowledge on the use of learning trajectories as well as empirical evidence supporting their efficacy in early childhood mathematics education, encompassing theoretical frameworks, research studies, and practical applications.
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