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For questions about teaching mathematics in secondary education (in most countries approx. ages 10-18).
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"A computer program IS a proof": Introducing rigor via programming
The first poster said that
it's maybe not that a program is a proof, but the demonstration of correctness of an algorithm certainly is.
I would modify this slightly (although I agree with the c …
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Historically Motivating Concepts
I have been reading this site for a while, and was glad to find an entire tag devoted to "concept motivation," which is currently my area of interest.
However, my particular focus has not been addres …
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