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The Art and Science of Teaching Mathematics

One Teacher’s Creative Journey

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Pedagogy in a New Tonality

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As a math and science teacher, I am often perplexed by students’ dislike of the subjects I teach. Particularly mathematics, where students are reluctant to learn and are often satisfied with not understanding the concepts we cover in the classroom; they attribute their lack of understanding to a deficiency of innate abilities or skills with respect to mathematics. After only a couple of years of experience as an educator in the math classroom, I have realized that there is a shortfall in an inherent enjoyment of math among many students.

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Reid, C. (2011). The Art and Science of Teaching Mathematics. In: Gouzouasis, P. (eds) Pedagogy in a New Tonality. SensePublishers. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6091-669-4_19

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