Étude des annotations d’un enseignant à la suite de l’enseignement explicite des stratégies de résolution de problèmes mathématiques
The Programme de formation de l’école québécoise (PFEQ) places the student in the center of his learning. The teacher can facilitate the development of the student’s skills by offering a feedback that allows the student to progress in his learning. It is difficult for the teacher’s to make relevant and effective annotations in math, because the emphasis is placed on the concept that was worked on and not on the mathematical process. This is the reason why we decided to concentrate our research on the incidence the teacher’s annotations can have on the development of the student’s mathematical skills.  We opted for a qualitative and collaborative research to experiment an exchange with the teacher and live an inter influence between the practitioner and the researcher. The quality of the subjects was favoured. The teacher was chosen according to the sampling of exemplary case techniques and the students were chosen according to the intentional criteria sampling technique. The research lasted from november till may of the school year 2008-2009. Interviews with the teacher and mini interviews with the students at two moments of the research were used to collect data. We also consulted the corrected work placed in the pupil’s portfolios.  Our study highlights the contribution of strategic teaching of the mathematical approach. The results specify that methodological annotation was mostly used and aims at a better understanding of the student. Furthermore, this type allows the transfer from a situation to another and allows the student to obtain better results.
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