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目的本研究的目的是了解在加拿大背景下对数学教练的研究。设计/方法/方法本研究系统回顾了加拿大关于数学训练的研究,描述了这一主题的知识生产趋势。本研究采用定性荟萃分析。根据Timulak (2009, p. 591),定性荟萃分析是“对主要定性发现进行严格的二次定性分析的尝试。其目的是对一种现象进行更全面的描述,并评估调查对调查结果的影响。”本文运用元分析的方法,分析了加拿大数学教练研究的知识生产的一般模式、出版物的性质、焦点话题、研究方法和被引影响。本综述分析的文献包括我们所能找到的关于加拿大数学教练的所有可用资料。这些来源包括同行评议的期刊文章、在线杂志、项目报告和来自非营利组织的信息,以及博士论文。关于加拿大计算教练的研究仍处于初级阶段,到目前为止,还没有公认的加拿大计算教练的定义。这方面的学者一直喜欢实证研究和定性研究方法。这项研究表明,在学校中可以被视为主管、评估者和顾问的数学教练也会遇到诸如缺乏数学背景知识等困难。学者们提出了几种提高辅导活动质量的方法,包括教师合作和辅导模式。目前加拿大关于数学教练的文献的引用影响是相当不平衡的;只有几篇文章被其他研究人员引用。本文最后总结了本次荟萃分析的结果、局限性和对未来研究的建议。原创性/价值本研究是探索加拿大数学教练研究的重要研究之一。探讨了理论和现实意义。
Understanding numeracy coach research in Canada: a review
PurposeThe purpose of this study is to understand the research on numeracy coach in the Canadian context.Design/methodology/approachThis study was a systematic review of studies about numeracy coaching in Canada, which described the trend of knowledge production on this topic. The study made use of qualitative meta-analysis. According to Timulak (2009, p. 591), qualitative meta-analysis is “an attempt to conduct a rigorous secondary qualitative analysis of primary qualitative findings. Its purpose is to provide a more comprehensive description of a phenomenon and an assessment of the influence of the investigation on findings.” By using meta-analysis, this article analyzed the general pattern of knowledge production, the nature of the publications, the focal topics, the research methods and the citation impact of numeracy coaching studies in Canada. The literature analyzed in this review included all the available sources we were able to find with regard to Canadian numeracy coaches. The sources included peer-reviewed journal articles, online magazines, program reports and information from non-profit organizations, as well as doctoral theses.FindingsResearch about numeracy coaches in Canadian contexts remains in an initial stage, and there is, as yet, no accepted definition of a Canadian numeracy coach. Scholars in this area have been fond of empirical studies and qualitative research methods. This research has shown that numeracy coaches, who can be regarded as directors, evaluators and consultants in schools, also experience difficulties such as a lack of background knowledge in math. Scholars have advised several ways to improve the quality of coaching activities, including teacher collaboration and coaching models. The citation impact of the current Canadian literature about numeracy coaches has been quite uneven; only a few articles have been cited by other researchers. This article concludes by summarizing the results of this meta-analysis, its limitations and suggestions for future research.Originality/valueThis is one of important studies to explore numeracy coach research in Canadian context. Theoretical and practical significance is explored.