Mental
representation
What
is the mental
representation?
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Reality
goes across several filters
and consequently we never
reach to objectivity. We only
have a feeling of reality
(either concerning our pupils,
our groups or our subject).
What makes us looking at
objects in an unobjective way?
differently than
others?
Actually,
at all levers, either
auditorilly or visualy we have
a partial knowledge of a few
wavelenghts, we only hear a
few sounds. Greenlanders, as a
matter of example give to
qualify what is white thity
different words. Language in
itself, gives us shapes of
things, any language teachers
are well awase of
that.
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Cognitive
and emotional
interactions
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Cognitive
and emotional interactions are
then halfway between the
imaginary and the symbolic, they
are situated in mixed elements
like:
-
representations (good/bad maths),
-
symptoms (at the beginning of the
year I always start with a
migraine).
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Matematical
mental representation
Defense
mechanisms against
mathematics:
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Mathematical
anxiety
Phantasy
can be taken as the mental
expression of instincts, but
also as a means of escape - an
escape from confronting
external reality or the
frustrated reality within
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Recording
interview
with
teacher:
Meeting
René
THOM
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Field
medal award
(
Nobel prize for mathmatics)
)
How
the motivation of a discipline
fits the
personality
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Recording
interview
with
pupils