Abstract
The purpose of this article was to identify the mechanism of bilateral feedback on Mathematics homework and to determine its impact on the success of schoolchildren learning. The following were used as the main research methods: the study and generalization of pedagogical experience which helped to consider possible ways of providing feedback on homework in Mathematics; the analysis of student artefacts with subsequent statistical processing. The latter made it possible to study the dynamics of students’ knowledge of Mathematics and to judge the effectiveness of feedback on homework. The article reveals possible ways to provide feedback on homework in Mathematics deploying digital technologies; a scheme for meaningful feedback and ensuring its bilateral nature has been developed; the influence of the feedback in question on learning success was calculated. The implications of the study involve the fact that the developed didactic conditions ensure a bilateral nature of feedback during self-directed learning of Mathematics using digital technologies. This, in turn, contributes to the efficiency of the educational process and the provision of visible learning.
Highlights
In the modern educational process, there is a general trend towards a stronger role of feedback
The purpose of this article was to identify the mechanism of bilateral feedback on Mathematics homework and to determine its impact on the success of schoolchildren learning
The following were used as the main research methods: the study and generalization of pedagogical experience which helped to consider possible ways of providing feedback on homework in Mathematics; the analysis of student artefacts with subsequent statistical processing
Summary
In the modern educational process, there is a general trend towards a stronger role of feedback. It is especially important to organize feedback while studying mathematics, since, according to many students, this subject is the most difficult. According to the federal state educational standard of compulsory education, a modern schoolchild should be able to independently determine goals and draw up a plan for their activities, as well as implement, monitor and correct them (Federal State Educational Standard for Compulsory Education, 2010). According to the researchers, it is the visible learning activity that improves the academic results of schoolchildren (Hattie, 2017), and goal-setting is ‘central to the activities and formation of new human actions’ (Ibragimov, 2017). Hattie (2017) writes that the most important thing is to make teaching visible to the student and leaching to the teacher. One of the main conditions for creating such an educational environment is the availability of and demand for feedback
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