Incorporating Self-Explanation in Undergraduate Proof-Based Courses: The Role of Expertise, Textual Coherence, and Instructor Modeling
摘要
In earlier work, Hodds, Alcock, and Inglis (Journal for Research in Mathematics Education, 45(1), 62–101, 2014) demonstrated that undergraduates’ use of self-explanation can increase their comprehension of proofs. In this chapter, I explore this issue further, raising future avenues for research with the use of self-explanation for proof comprehension.