Let R be ring, and d:R$\displaystyle \to$R is aditif mapping then
d is called derivation if
d(ab)=d(a)b+ad(b) $\displaystyle \forall $a,b$\displaystyle \in $ R
d is called Jordan derivation if
d(a^2)=d(a)a+ad(a)$\displaystyle \forall $a$\displaystyle \in $ R
Obviously any derivation is Jordan derivation.
But the converse is not true. (is there any example to show this statement?)