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| Document Type: | Book |
|---|---|
| All Authors / Contributors: | Tepper Gill; Inc Washington DC Institute for Independent Education |
| ISBN: | ISBN-0-941001-01-6 |
| OCLC Number: | 425602465 |
| Language Note: | English |
| Notes: | For related document, see UD 025 642. |
| Target Audience: | Teachers |
| Description: | 25 |
Abstract:
Independent neighborhood schools in inner-city areas serve primarily minority students. They are in a position to assist American educators in understanding the best methods of teaching minorities who usually do not reach their full academic potential in public schools. Teachers in independent schools use culture and sometimes religion as a basis for motivational and management techniques. The students use their own indigenous images to shape their intellectual, emotional and creative development. In 1984 a training seminar using this cultural model was developed to provide these teachers with a better understanding and more strategies for teaching mathematics. This second volume of a two-volume series bridges the gap between theoretical perspectives and mathematic principles by presenting specific problems, concepts, vocabulary, activities and historical information concerning mathematics. The strategies are arranged in the following sections: (1) A Training Course for Mathematics Teachers in Elementary Grades (Gerald Chachere and Tepper Gill); (2) Teaching the Language of Mathematics (Mu'minah M. Saleem); and (3) Early African Mathematics for the Classroom (Walter M. Young). (VM)
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