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Effect of The CPFS Frame to Transfer on Mathematical Problem Solving

Yu Ping

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The schema that all equiralent definitions to a mathematical concept was called a concept field about concept C. The schema of concept network that these concepts had some mathematical abstract relation was called concept system. The schema composed by a group of equivalent propositions was said to proposition field. In a set of propositions if an arbitrary proposition at least had a deducing relation with any other one, then this set of propositions was called a proposition system. Concept field, concept system, proposition field and proposition system (they are noted as CPFS frame) was an accurately description of cognitive structure of mathematics, they reflected a especial psychology phenomena in mathematics learning. The effect of CPFS frame to transfer in problem solving had been examined by experimental research. The result showed that there was a close correlation between individual’s CPFS structure and far transfer. Integreted CPFS structure helped to bring about far transfer.

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The schema that all equiralent definitions to a mathematical concept was called a concept field about concept C. The schema of concept network that these concepts had some mathematical abstract relation was called concept system. The schema composed by a group of equivalent propositions was said to proposition field. In a set of propositions if an arbitrary proposition at least had a deducing relation with any other one, then this set of propositions was called a proposition system. Concept field, concept system, proposition field and proposition system (they are noted as CPFS frame) was an accurately description of cognitive structure of mathematics, they reflected a especial psychology phenomena in mathematics learning. The effect of CPFS frame to transfer in problem solving had been examined by experimental research. The result showed that there was a close correlation between individual’s CPFS structure and far transfer. Integreted CPFS structure helped to bring about far transfer.

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The schema that all equiralent definitions to a mathematical concept was called a concept field about concept C. The schema of concept network that these concepts had some mathematical abstract relation was called concept system. The schema composed by a group of equivalent propositions was said to proposition field. In a set of propositions if an arbitrary proposition at least had a deducing relation with any other one, then this set of propositions was called a proposition system. Concept field, concept system, proposition field and proposition system (they are noted as CPFS frame) was an accurately description of cognitive structure of mathematics, they reflected a especial psychology phenomena in mathematics learning. The effect of CPFS frame to transfer in problem solving had been examined by experimental research. The result showed that there was a close correlation between individual’s CPFS structure and far transfer. Integreted CPFS structure helped to bring about far transfer.

Key concepts: Proposition, Schema (genetic algorithms), Frame (networking), Relation (database), Field (mathematics), Computer science, Mathematics, Algebra over a field

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