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December 19, 2025Journal of Science and Mathematics Letters

Assessment Convergence: Teachers’ Praxis and Professional Needs in Mathematics

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Overview

Descriptive research reveals mathematics teachers' high preparedness yet significant training needs in assessment literacy, indicating the necessity for targeted professional development.

Key Points

  • To assess elementary mathematics teachers' preparedness and professional development needs, focusing on instructional quality and assessment alignment.
  • Descriptive research design
  • Data gathered from 35 mathematics teachers across 18 schools
  • Questionnaire assessed preparedness in content knowledge, pedagogy, and assessment practices
  • Qualitative responses analyzed thematically
  • Statistical analyses included descriptive statistics and various non-parametric tests.
  • Teachers showed high preparedness in content knowledge, pedagogy, and assessment
  • Significant training needs identified in assessment literacy and NAT alignment
  • Teaching experience related to content knowledge; sex influenced preparedness levels
  • Qualitative data highlighted challenges like poor problem-solving skills and lack of resources
  • Misalignment between classroom assessments and NAT competencies noted.

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A 2025 study studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69449a892f0218eca950837dhttps://doi.org/10.37134/jsml.vol13.2.14.2025
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