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Strengths and limitations of each representation of function

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Function is defined in many textbooks as a correspondence between two sets x  and y such that for every x there corresponds a unique y. Of course there are other

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NCTM Process Standards vs CCSS Mathematical Practices

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The NCTM process standards, Adding it Up mathematical proficiency strands, and Common Core State Standards for mathematical practices are all saying the same thing but why do I get the feeling that the Mathematical Practices

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Teaching Math with Mr Khan’s Videos – Variation

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I’ve yet to read a math educator’s blog that endorses Khan Academy materials. Well, this blog does. Yes, you read it right. This blog endorses Mr. Khan’s materials for teaching mathematics.

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George Polya’s Ten Commandments for Teachers

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  1. Be interested in your subject. 2. Know your subject. 3. Know about the ways of learning: The best way to learn anything is to discover it by yourself.

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