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Comments on Hung-Hsi Wu’s “What is school mathematics?”
I read a document by Hung-Hsi Wu entitled “What is school mathematics?” I recall reading about some of Wu’s ideas back in the 1990s when I worked for the Department of Mathematics at The University of Iowa. Since that time, … Continue reading
Posted in Curriculum & Instruction, Higher Education, Joye Walker, K-12, math, Mathematics
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