1988
DOI: 10.1111/j.1949-8594.1988.tb11818.x
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Problems in Teaching Mathematics in the Elementary Classroom

Abstract: these changes in expectations of what mathematics teachers should be able to accomplish are related to a variety of issues . . ."Throughout history society has consistently influenced the kind of mathematics taught in the elementary schools. Originally, students needed to know only the rudiments of arithmetic (Baur & George, 1976). However, the trend today is toward more emphases on "back-to-basics" and more technological information. To function effectively, all students must be able to perform many mathemati… Show more

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