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Jardine, David W.; Morgan, G. A. V. – Educational Theory, 1987
Contending that mathematical representation sustains a resemblance to the representational activity preceeding it and that it is this analogical resemblance that makes the developmental sequence of children's representational ability visible as a sequence, this paper explores the application of this notion to an undergraduate class in early…
Descriptors: Abstract Reasoning, Cognitive Development, Developmental Stages, Higher Education
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Tomko, Thomas N. – Educational Theory, 1979
The focus of this essay on the psychological and pedagogical issues of the college introductory logic course includes a look at the roots of the informal logic movement, an analysis of logic and language, a statement of the need for evaluation of the informal logic course, and some suggested alternatives. (JN)
Descriptors: Abstract Reasoning, College Curriculum, Course Evaluation, Course Objectives