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Using extended mathematics tasks so as to increase teachers' mathematical knowledge for teaching

Critical Issues in Education: Teaching Teachers Mathematics
June 01, 2007 04:35 PM to 05:05 PM
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VMath - The Next Generation for Math Lectures on Streaming Video

Abstract:

In this presentation a selection of extended mathematics tasks will be shared. Their essential features will be identified and the importance of these discussed in terms of their potential to increase teachers' mathematical knowledge for teaching. Their usability and effectiveness will be explored through looking at various responses to the tasks.

Lecture #13487

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