Covid-19 och matematikundervisning : Hur har den påtvingade fjärr- och distansundervisning på grund av Covid-19 påverkat användningen av digitala verktyg inom matematikundervisningen på gymnasiet?

Sammanfattning: Introduction. At the beginning of 2020, Covid-19 developed into a global pandemic, how this global pandemic would affect the Swedish upper secondary school no one knew during the first part of the spring term 2020. The upper secondary school went from traditional teaching to distance and distance education for a short period of time. The purpose of this study is to see if and if so how the forced distance learning that arose as a result of Covid-19 has affected teachers' attitudes to and use of digital tools in mathematics teaching in upper secondary school. Background. Digital tools are available in many shapes and designs. The focus is not on platforms that are used to conduct teaching such as Zoom and Teams. The same goes for calculators, as calculators range from simple calculations to advanced graphing calculators. TPACK. We have chosen to use the theoretical framework Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge (TPACK). We chose TPACK because this theory addresses several different parts of learning, of which technology is an important part. This fits well with our purpose because it is about teachers' attitudes and the use of digital aids in mathematics teaching. Method. A survey was created using Google forms containing both questions with multi-answer options mixed with open-ended questions. A coverpage for the survey was emailed together with a link to the survey for principals at a large number of schools spread across the country. Results. 56 mathematics teachers responded to the questionnaire, which was compiled into graphs for the multi-answer alternative questions and by thematization for the open-ended questions. Discussion. Distance learning during Covid-19 has affected both who and what the use of digital tools looks like. However, the view of digital tools is the same as before or more positive than before.