The Psychology of Number and Its Applications to Methods of Teaching Arithmetic |
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Halaman xiii
As for the counterpart objection that number work is lacking in ethical substance
and stimulus , much may be learned from a study of Greek civilization , from the
recognition of the part which Greek theory and practice assigned to the ideas of ...
As for the counterpart objection that number work is lacking in ethical substance
and stimulus , much may be learned from a study of Greek civilization , from the
recognition of the part which Greek theory and practice assigned to the ideas of ...
Halaman 9
Even that which he has once learned and applied with some interest and
intelligence tends to become more and more mechanical , and its application
more and more an unintelligent and unemotional procedure . It is never
brightened and ...
Even that which he has once learned and applied with some interest and
intelligence tends to become more and more mechanical , and its application
more and more an unintelligent and unemotional procedure . It is never
brightened and ...
Halaman 28
We see in an object just what we have learned to see in it . The contents of the
concept resulting from an elaborate process of analysis - synthesis are at last
given in the percept . An expert geometrician's percept of a triangle is quite a
different ...
We see in an object just what we have learned to see in it . The contents of the
concept resulting from an elaborate process of analysis - synthesis are at last
given in the percept . An expert geometrician's percept of a triangle is quite a
different ...
Halaman 86
These combinations are facts to be learned . All the emphasis is laid upon the
products , upon the accumulation of the information that 2 plus 2 equal 4 , 2x3 + 1
= 7 , 14 x 5 = 7 , etc .; as a result , the “ numbers ” remain something external to
the ...
These combinations are facts to be learned . All the emphasis is laid upon the
products , upon the accumulation of the information that 2 plus 2 equal 4 , 2x3 + 1
= 7 , 14 x 5 = 7 , etc .; as a result , the “ numbers ” remain something external to
the ...
Halaman 87
James Alexander McLellan, John Dewey. combining the parts so as to make up
the value of the whole . Wherever there is a break with the mind's own activity ,
there the facts or principles learned are external , and interest must be partial and
...
James Alexander McLellan, John Dewey. combining the parts so as to make up
the value of the whole . Wherever there is a break with the mind's own activity ,
there the facts or principles learned are external , and interest must be partial and
...
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