1984
DOI: 10.2307/748986
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Mathematical Thinking: The Struggle for Meaning

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“…We would hope that it does, but I'm dubious that it does. This connects to something else that I've had in my mind without being able to formulate explicitly, until I just recently read an article by Leone Burton [8]. One thing I picked up from that article is the importance of keeping content apart from process, in this case, the content of courses and the process of mathematical thinking.…”
Section: Is Algebra Necessary?mentioning
confidence: 97%
“…We would hope that it does, but I'm dubious that it does. This connects to something else that I've had in my mind without being able to formulate explicitly, until I just recently read an article by Leone Burton [8]. One thing I picked up from that article is the importance of keeping content apart from process, in this case, the content of courses and the process of mathematical thinking.…”
Section: Is Algebra Necessary?mentioning
confidence: 97%
“…El pensamiento matemático es entonces un instrumento de participación social y hasta de acción política, lo que pone de relieve su importancia como objetivo de aprendizaje. En su trabajo sobre el pensamiento matemático, Leone Burton [7] lo describe como un estilo de pensamiento que no necesariamente involucra matemáticas, refiriéndose con ello a operaciones, procesos y dinámicas matemáticamente reconocibles.…”
Section: El Pensamiento Matemáticounclassified
“…Mekobi i Džeklin koji osnovnim sastojkom matematičkog talenta proglašavaju numeričke sposobnosti, vizuo-spacijalne sposobnosti i sposobnosti logičkog rezonovanja (Macoby & Jacklin, 1974)), već kvalitativno druga-čiji način kognitivnog funkcionisanja. Insistirajući, dakle, na matematičkom talentu kao distinktivnom sindromu viševrsnih matematičkih sposobnosti, ovaj autor uvodi koncept "matematičkog tipa uma" (the mathematical cast of mind), koji u priličnoj meri korespondira sa nalazima da matematički daroviti učenici matematiku percipiraju kao domen koji iziskuje "poseban način mišljenja" (Burton, 1984). Krutecki je, nadalje, naznačio i distinkciju između "akademskog" i "kreativnog" matematičkog talenta (Krutetskii, 1976, prema Livne & Milgram, 2000 i premda se nije upuštao u detaljnije empirijske razrade ovih koncepata, oni su ostvarili potvrdu u istraživanjima drugih autora.…”
Section: Oblici Akademskog Talentaunclassified