CESAME: The Personal History of Learning Mathematics in the Classroom. An Analysis of Students' Narratives

Teresa Assude (1, 2) , Catherine Sackur , Maryse Maurel

1 AMU - Aix Marseille Université
2 ADEF - Apprentissage, Didactique, Evaluation, Formation

Our paper comes from the work we did in the Association pour le développement du Génie Cognitif, Nice (GECO) and more precisely in a project named CESAME supported by the Institut Universitaire pour la Formation des Maîtres (IUFM) of Nice. CESAME means: « Construction Expérientielle du Savoir, et Autrui dans les Mathématiques Enseignées » and our aim is to interpret what students say or write about their experience of mathematics and more precisely about their experience of the Necessity in mathematics.

Keywords: CESAME; narratives of students; mathematics

Domains: Mathematics [math]; History and Overview [math.HO]; Humanities and Social Sciences; Education

Teresa Assude, Catherine Sackur, Maryse Maurel. CESAME: The Personal History of Learning Mathematics in the Classroom. An Analysis of Students' Narratives. The Philosophy of Mathematics Education Journal, 1999, 11, pp.88-94. ⟨hal-01816165⟩