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Emotion in Academic Subjects
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... Emotion Assessment Emily DeJarnett TOK Emotion is vital in everyday life. Without emotion, one could not truly experience all parts of life. There would be no laughter, happiness, love, or joy. On the other side, one would not experience pain, sadness, or grief. Emotion is prevalent in every aspect of life. It is conveyed in a person's voice, actions, and facial expressions. Emotion is in everything a person hears, though it can go unnoticed. In school, there is emotion in the knowledge learned and the subjects studied. Math is a very "by the book" subject. Most people do not consider mathematics to be affected by emotions, and in many ways it is not. Emotion does not play a significant role in the use of mathematics in everyday life. Emotion does not have much importance in the use of math. However, emotion does contribute to the development of mathematics. Mathematicians would not devote their
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