Affiliation:
1. Didactic Staff Training Department, "Ovidius" University Constanta
Abstract
The learning approach in a constructivist manner implies, among other things, considering the obstacles that arise in carrying out this process and are manifest, if they are not overcome, at the level of the learning outcome, by errors. In mathematics learning, some of these obstacles are isolated and more difficult to control didactically. However, most of them have a phenomenological character and, consequently, the identification of their nature (epistemological, psychological or didactic (Astolfi, 1997)) is required. This co-ordinate sets new dimensions to the didactic field, generating a new paradigm concerning the role of errors in mathematics study.
Publisher
University of Bucharest, Doctoral School of Faculty of Psychology and Educational Science
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