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What on EARTH does this mean? Can anyone help?

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TheEponymousGrub · 07/10/2013 14:27

I admit, I am no kind of philosopher. Sometimes, a "concept" will seem to me like a bar of soap: I almost have it...but then, nope, it's gone. I conclude that I have the wrong shape of brain.

So now, I'm studying for a qualification in teaching (science) at higher-education level. The trainers (Staff Development) have laughingly pointed out that some of the reading material and the assignments are probably more "touchy-feely" than scientists are used to. But surely, surely...this is gibberish??

"One important caution is to be aware that a threshold concept can be a form of disciplinary property and as such, its presentation in a curriculum may carry an inherent tendency to invite congealed understandings.”

My understanding is definitely congealed! Can anyone tell me what disciplinary property is supposed to be? Please let it be a typo...

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brambleandapple · 07/10/2013 20:18

Counting was a real issue for them. What had gone from view had gone 'out of existence' for them.

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