Titlebook: International Handbook of Mathematics Education; Alan J. Bishop,Ken Clements,Colette Laborde Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media Dor

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Concrete Materials in the Classroomisappeared when written computational methods arose and little premium was placed on understanding the algorithms being learned. Comenius and Pestalozzi began the process of reintroduction, with Montessori and many others in the present century providing new materials and new rationales for their us

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Calculators in the Mathematics Curriculum: the Scope of Personal Computational Technologythe laptop computer, are described and appraised in terms of their potential as individual resources for classroom use. The relatively modest impact of calculators on mathematics education is documented, and factors which inhibit and support development are discussed: resourcing; curricular influenc

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Junior Secondary School Practicesdents, between students and teacher and between all these people and the mathematical objects ‘a(chǎn)t stake’? The chapter attempts to identify current practices on the basis of international studies and results of research. It sheds a little light on . while at the same time giving a place to . at globa

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Senior Secondary School Practicesctor of mathematics education has come under increased scrutiny as more students are staying on after their junior secondary school time and as access to higher education has developed dramatically over the past decade. Rather than attempting to survey world-wide practices, an impossible task in its

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2197-1951 a well-documented field with many books, journals and international conferences focusing on a variety of aspects relating to theory, research and practice. That documentation also reflects the fact that the field has expanded enormously in the last twenty years. At the 8th International Congress on

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Using and Applying Mathematics in Educationpplying mathematics are dealt with detail. The case studies show also different ways in which progress is made in implementing more applications oriented curricula. We reach a rather positive outlook in the final reflection but recognize several obstacles and problems that are in the way of this positive outlook.

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Number and Arithmetictic facts, mental and written computation, and word problems as applications of the numerical and arithmetical knowledge and skills..The final section lists some remaining issues and tasks for further curriculum research and development in the domain of number and arithmetic.

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