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write a essay on Joy of mathematics in the world
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The Joy of Learning

According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, (to) learn is defined as “to gain knowledge, understanding or skill by study or exposure.”  However, this is just a definition and does not give the true meaning of the word.  It can not describe the true joy of finally learning and understanding something that has proven difficult.  I believe that feeling can be facilitated with a teacher who understand those emotions.  I have known teachers who truly portray their love for the art of teaching through their awareness of those special emotions and by allowing those emotions to work for them.

           This concept of facilitated learning has been widely discussed in theories.  Some of the more popular students do not merely receive information-they construct knowledge by incorporating new information into existing knowledge.  

           I think the cognitivist that most reflects my philosophy is Jean Piaget.  His stages of cognitive development are very interesting.  It is motivating for a pre-service teacher like me to be able to identify with these stages.  Although I have not yet has field experiences, these cognitive development stages hold true for my own experiences with learning and school.  As I hope to teach French or Theatre in either junior high or high school, I can expect for most of my students to be in the formal operational or at least in a transition from the concrete operational to the formal operational.