The title of this paper poses a question, but the paper does not contain a definite answer to that question; in fact, maybe a general answer does not exist. The purposeof the paper is to stress the importance of proving, and proving in different ways in high school, even though I understand how hard it can be for most pupils (I am referring to pupils from 15 to 19). A number of examples is discussed.
How formal should a proof be in teaching mathematics? / Bernardi, Claudio. - In: BULLETIN OF THE BELGIAN MATHEMATICAL SOCIETY SIMON STEVIN. - ISSN 1370-1444. - STAMPA. - 5:(1998), pp. 7-18.
How formal should a proof be in teaching mathematics?
BERNARDI, Claudio
1998
Abstract
The title of this paper poses a question, but the paper does not contain a definite answer to that question; in fact, maybe a general answer does not exist. The purposeof the paper is to stress the importance of proving, and proving in different ways in high school, even though I understand how hard it can be for most pupils (I am referring to pupils from 15 to 19). A number of examples is discussed.File allegati a questo prodotto
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