The Learning of Mathematics: Its Theory and Practice (1953 NCTM Yearbook)
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Contents
Preface
- Theories of Learning Related to the Field of Mathematics by Howard F. Fehr
- Motivation for Education in Mathematics by Maurice L. Hartung
- The Formation of Concepts by Henry Van Engen
- Sensory Learning Applied to Mathematics by Henry W. Syer
- Language in Mathematics by Irvin H. Brune
- Drill—Practice—Recurring Experience by Ben A. Sueltz
- Transfer of Training by Myron F. Rosskopf
- Problem-Solving in Mathematics by Kenneth B. Henderson and robert E. Pingry
- Provision for Individual Differences by Rolland R. Smith
- Planned Instruction by Irving Allen Dodes
- Learning Theory and the Improvement of Instruction—A Balanced Program by John R. Clark and Howard F. Fehr
Cite
APA 7
Fehr, H. F. (Ed.). (1953). The learning of mathematics: Its theory and practice. National Council of Teachers of Mathematics.