Objects and processes: complementary aspects in multiplying negative integers
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https://doi.org/10.5007/1981-1322.2020.e70984Abstract
This text is a short excerpt from ongoing theoretical research on the theme: Semiotics and Thought Experiments in Mathematics Teaching and Learning. Our goal is to present a discussion of the distinction that can be made between processes and objects in the field of mathematics, respectively in their teaching. This is research that sought, through studies in textbooks and articles, to support the idea that there may be an action in the teaching of mathematics, especially in the teaching of negative number multiplication, which transforms objects into processes and vice versa. -verse. Part of this endeavor was developed through thought experiments that are ways in which the subject has to put his own thoughts as object of consideration, through a representation, anchored in the dynamics of diagrammatic reasoning and based on a system of consistent representation.
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