- Faculty of Education
Simon Fraser University
8888 University Drive
Burnaby BC V5A1S6
Canada - 1-778-782-3630
Stephen R. Campbell
Simon Fraser University, Faculty of Education, Department Member
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Abstract: Geometry is required for many secondary school students, and is often learned, taught, and assessed more in a heuristic image-based manner, than as a formal axiomatic deductive system. Students are required to prove general... more
Abstract: Geometry is required for many secondary school students, and is often learned, taught, and assessed more in a heuristic image-based manner, than as a formal axiomatic deductive system. Students are required to prove general theorems, but diagrams are ...
Research Interests: Psychology, Cognitive Science, Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Vision, and 12 morePerception, Mathematics Education, Visual perception, Case Studies, Online, Geometry, Correlation, Teaching Methods, Eye Movements, Cognitive processes, Knowledge Representation and Reasoning, and Online Submission
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Educational neuroscience is a potentially foundational new area of scientifically grounded, evidence-based research that promises to help integrate and add dimensionality to traditional forms of educational research. In particular,... more
Educational neuroscience is a potentially foundational new area of scientifically grounded, evidence-based research that promises to help integrate and add dimensionality to traditional forms of educational research. In particular, educational neuroscience seeks to combine ...
... Ironically this pragmatic approach to enactivism appears to embrace the very Cartesian problematic it set out to reject. In contrast, the enactivist approach proposed here rejects both realism and idealism: ie, both ontological poles... more
... Ironically this pragmatic approach to enactivism appears to embrace the very Cartesian problematic it set out to reject. In contrast, the enactivist approach proposed here rejects both realism and idealism: ie, both ontological poles of Cartesian dualism. ...