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Selden and Selden think that focusing specifically on small habits of mind has twoadvantages. First, the uses, interactions, and origins of behavioral schemas are relatively easy toexamine. For example, behavioral schemas tend to reduce the burden on working memory. Also,the process of enactment of a behavioral schema occurs outside of consciousness, but apparentlythe triggering situation must be conscious. Thus, such schemas cannot be “chained together”outside of consciousness with only the final action being conscious (Selden & Selden, 2008). Forexample, one cannot produce the solution to a linear equation without being conscious of theintervening steps. Second, this perspective is not only descriptive but also suggests concreteteaching actions, such as encouraging the writing of the formal-rhetorical parts of a proof at thebeginning of the proving process (Selden & Selden, in press). In this way, it is fairly easy for ateacher to devise ways of helping a student strengthen a beneficial, or weaken a detrimental,behavioral schema
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