2012
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-007-2129-6
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Proof and Proving in Mathematics Education

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“…Mathematics is full of definitions, entries, theorems, and concepts that involve the process of proving. To understand the concepts in mathematics requires students' ability to understand and demonstrate the process of mathematical proving (Zaslavsky, Nickerson, Stylianides, Kidron, & Winicki-Landman (2012). Therefore, mathematical proving ability in learning mathematics is important to be possessed by students to master mathematics itself.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mathematics is full of definitions, entries, theorems, and concepts that involve the process of proving. To understand the concepts in mathematics requires students' ability to understand and demonstrate the process of mathematical proving (Zaslavsky, Nickerson, Stylianides, Kidron, & Winicki-Landman (2012). Therefore, mathematical proving ability in learning mathematics is important to be possessed by students to master mathematics itself.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is reflected in the mathematics didactic research on this topic (e.g. Hanna & de Villiers, 2012).…”
Section: Arguing and Provingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En este estudio nos distanciamos de un tratamiento institucional de la demostración, optamos por un enfoque no institucional al reconocer la informalidad en la manera de justificar de los estudiantes en el salón de clases. En esta línea, Stylianides (2007) propone una definición para demostración en un contexto de aula. El autor señala que en el salón de clases la demostración es una secuencia de afirmaciones conectadas con las siguientes características:…”
Section: Justificación Matemática En El Salón De Clasesunclassified
“…Para Stylianides (2007) son los estudiantes quienes integran la comunidad, y quienes dentro de su alcance conceptual aceptan o rechazan la validez de una justificación. Stylianides diferencia entre una demostración en un contexto de salón de clases y la demostración de un experto.…”
Section: Justificación Matemática En El Salón De Clasesunclassified
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