Low-stakes, VLE intensive, formative approach to maths teaching as a pedagogic strategy for improving assessment outcomes

Sue Force, M. Goss-Sampson, Sarah M. Harris
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Functional numeracy skills in the UK workforce have been an issue for at least 20 years and are of mounting concern due to the increasing use of technology in the workplace and the need for mathematical problem solving skills. Surveys reveal anxiety related to maths (MA) has a negative impact on Higher Education (HE) subject choices and subsequent career options. This at a time when Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) subjects, requiring maths and data handling skills, are in high demand globally. This case study relates the journey from discovering the need for maths support in science students to the use of low-stakes, VLE intensive, formative maths support as a means of overcoming MA and improving student outcomes.
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低风险、VLE密集型、形成性的数学教学方法,作为提高评估结果的教学策略
20年来,英国劳动力的功能性计算能力一直是一个问题,由于工作场所越来越多地使用技术以及对数学问题解决能力的需求,这一问题越来越受到关注。调查显示,与数学(MA)相关的焦虑对高等教育(HE)的学科选择和随后的职业选择有负面影响。目前,需要数学和数据处理技能的科学、技术、工程和数学(STEM)学科在全球范围内需求量很大。本案例研究涉及从发现理科学生对数学支持的需求到使用低风险、VLE密集、形成性的数学支持作为克服MA和提高学生成绩的手段的过程。
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