[Maths-Education] quote from Everybody counts...
Anna Kristjansdottir
ak@khi.is
Wed, 01 Nov 2000 15:01:06 +0000
It is page 61.
Anna Kristjánsdóttir
At 14:27 1.11.2000 +0000, Peter Gates wrote:
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<paraindent><param>left</param>Does anyone have an idea of the page in
the report:
</paraindent>National Research Council (1989) <italic>Everybody Counts.
Report to the nation on the future of mathematics education</italic>,
Washington DC: National Academy Press.
<paraindent><param>left</param> the following appears??
Teachers’ roles should include those of consultant, moderator and
interlocutor, not just presenter and authority. Classroom activities must
encourage students to express their approaches, both orally and in
writing. Students must engage Mathematics as a human activity; they must
learn to work cooperatively in small teams to solve problems as well as
to argue convincingly for their approach amid conflicting ideas and
strategies.
</paraindent><paraindent><param>left,left</param>(National Research
Council, 1989, p. ??)
</paraindent><paraindent><param>left</param>I would appreciate any
replies direct ot me please??? Thanks.
Best wishes,
Peter
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