Anna Sfard- The Long Way From Mathematics to Mathematics Education- How Educational Research
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Explore the journey from mathematics to mathematics education in this 42-minute lecture by Anna Sfard, presented at the International Mathematical Union. Delve into the conceptualization of mathematics as an activity of creating narratives that produce their own objects. Examine the origins and consequences of this perspective while following Sfard's personal transition between fields. Learn about defining mathematics, understanding mathematical objects, and the nondualist approach. Investigate objectification, story definition, and the role of stories in mathematical discourse. Analyze discourse development, two levels of learning, and the concept of reinvention in mathematics education.
Syllabus
Introduction
Defining mathematics
What are mathematical objects
Nondualist approach
Objectification
Nondualist
Story Definition
Role of Stories
Discourse
Summary
Discourse development
Two levels of learning
Reinvention
Conclusion
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International Mathematical Union