Mathematics teaching : the state of the art
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Mathematics teaching : the state of the art
Falmer Press, 1989
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographies and index
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This resource book for teachers and educationalists details the full range of innovations and developments in mathematics teaching in the light of recent educational reform.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Innovations: the role of the microcomputer in primary mathematics, Paul Ernest
- using interactive video in secondary mathematics, Dudley Kennett
- what's the use of LOGO?, Paul Ernest
- classroom-based assessment, Susan Pirie
- developments in assessing mathematics, Paul Ernest
- investigations - where to now?, Stephen Lerman
- mathematics education for the twenty-first century - it's time for a revolution!, David Burghes
- the enterprizing mathematics project, David Hobbs. Part 2 New research perspectives: teaching and learning mathematics in the primary school, Neville Bennett
- learning and teaching ratio - a look at some current textbooks, Dietmar Kuchemann
- there is little connection, Kath Hart
- classroom processes and mathematical discussions - a cautionary note, Charles Desforges
- teaching (pupils to make sense) and assessing (the sense they make), John Mason
- mathematics teaching - belief and practice, Barbara Jaworski. Part 3 The social context: images of mathematics, Leone Burton
- of course you could be an engineer, dear, but wouldn't you rather be a nurse or teacher or secretary?, Zelda Isaacson
- social and political values, Paul Ernest
- the politics of numeracy, Jeff Evans
- mathephobia, Jenny Maxwell
- multicultural and anti-racist mathematics teaching, Derek Woodrow
- what is multicultural mathematics, Marilyn Nickson
- the use of the history of mathematics teaching, Derek Stander
- the impact of beliefs on the teaching of mathematics, Paul Ernest
- becoming a mathematics teacher - grounds for confidence?, John Hayter.
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