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For questions related to creating, categorizing and identifying appropriate problems as well as the benefits of problem solving and related pedagogy including motivation.
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Parkour and Mathematical Practice?
You might do well to look at radical enactivism - to see how a person adds up a column of numbers - first single numbers only (0-9), then a column of 2 digits (11-99), and then a column of 3 digits - …
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