Didactic Contract from the Perspective of the Theory of Didactical Situations [PDF]
The phenomena related to the mathematical teaching and learning process have a significant and direct influence on the construction of knowledge and studying these issues is of interest to the theory developed by Guy Brousseau, called Theory of Didactical Situations.
Fernanda Maria Almeida do Carmo +5 more
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The Properties of Powers: Didactic Contract and Gender Gap [PDF]
AbstractNational and international large-scale assessments of mathematics show that, in most nations, males achieve better results than females and Italy is one of the countries with a greater gap. Many research studies in mathematics education have analysed this issue, using both quantitative and qualitative methods to understand the sources and ...
Ferretti, Federica, Giberti, Chiara
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Perturbation of the didactical contract and the management of the paradoxes [PDF]
The Didactic Contract proposed by BROUSSEAU (1986) describes the relationships among the teacher, the knowledge and the student, and refers to an existent paradox in the didactic relationship: the teacher should come in a way not to leave everything ...
Ione Slongo +2 more
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The didactic contract and its horizon of expectation
The goal of the present article is to investigate the meaning of the didactic contract from the point of view of a key philosophical concept, originated in Husserl’s phenomenology, called the notion of horizon. We feature in particular the notion of horizon of expectation, as developed by H. R. Jaussand the Constance School.
Hausberger, Thomas, Patras, Frédéric
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Secondary-Tertiary transition and evolutions of didactic contract: The example of duality in linear algebra [PDF]
This contribution concerns the teaching and learning of duality in linear algebra. Combining an institutional, and a didactic contract perspective we argue that some of the novice students' difficulties can result from specific features of the university contract, at different levels.
de Vleeschouwer, Martine +1 more
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The didactic contract and the expectations of teacher and students facing the content plane figures
Dissertation result with the same topic, this article has as objective to analyze the expectations of teachers and students facing a new knowledge, in this case, flat figures.
Maria Janiely de Siqueira Gomes +2 more
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Touching the didactic contract—a student perspective on intergenerational touch in PE
A growing anxiety around intergenerational touch in educational settings has both emerged and increased in recent years.
Annica Caldeborg +2 more
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Graph of an affine function: a study from the perspective of the Potential Didactic Contract
The research aimed to investigate the potential didactic contract through expectations, potential contract rules, and indications of rupture present in a 1st-grade High School Mathematics textbook regarding the knowledge of the graph of the affine ...
Quércia Carvalho Eloi +1 more
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Mathematics Didactic Contracts in Swedish Preschools
The aim of this paper is to show how preschool teachers interpret the goals set for mathematics in the Swedish curriculum. A didactic perspective has been used to understand what mathematics for young children is according to preschool teachers’ interpretations and how the goals are transformed according to the examples preschool teachers use to ...
Delacour, Laurence
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What Does the Pharmaceutical Industry Look for in Pharmacology Graduates? A Thematic Analysis of Semi-Structured Interviews With Pharmaceutical Industry Employees on Their Perceptions of Pharmacology Graduates. [PDF]
ABSTRACT The pharmaceutical industry is a major employer of graduates from pharmacology BSc and MSc programs. Understanding its expectations of graduates is therefore important for pharmacology educators. To explore this, interviews were conducted with pharmaceutical industry employees to understand their views on graduate colleagues.
Broad J.
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