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Writing in the Teaching and Learning of Mathematics

Writing in the Teaching and Learning of Mathematics

Writing in the Teaching and Learning of Mathematics

John Meier, Lafayette College, Pennsylvania
Thomas Rishel, Cornell University, New York
September 1998
Paperback
9780883851586
£25.99
GBP
Paperback

    Meier and Rishel explore the hows and whys of writing in mathematics. How to get started? How to grade assignments? How to introduce good writing into a maths course, and why you should care to do this? And most importantly, why is it so important to get students speaking and writing about mathematics anyway? This book should provide anybody involved in the teaching of mathematics with useful and constructive tools to examine the assignments they are using and the goals they hope to accomplish with them.

    • Unique treatment of this subject
    • Contains lots of useful ideas

    Product details

    September 1998
    Paperback
    9780883851586
    114 pages
    255 × 180 × 8 mm
    0.225kg
    This item is not supplied by Cambridge University Press in your region. Please contact Mathematical Association of America for availability.

    Table of Contents

    • 1. First steps
    • 2. Listening to others
    • 3. Major projects
    • 4. Narrating mathematics
    • Bibliography.