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For questions about identifying, promoting, and fostering intellectual creativity in students of mathematics.
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Not to be confused with kindergarten and other education in the early cognitive development of the individual student, the logical foundations of mathematics includes, for example, rigorous proof that…
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For questions regarding the arithmetical operation of division. For question specifically concerning the use of fractions, please consider the (fractions) tag.
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The necessary background to learn a certain topic or to follow a course or academic program.
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For questions about the New Math school reforms introduced in the United States and Europe during the 1960s.
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For questions on effective and creative use of whiteboards, blackboards, and Smart Boards, including questions on best practices for handwriting mathematics.
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for questions about teaching graph theory. Here a graph is a collection of vertices and connecting edges. Use (graphing) instead if your question is about teaching graphing or plotting fu…
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For issues related to teaching courses with a large audience, say, 100+ students.
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For questions about a feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease about something with an uncertain outcome.
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Questions related to mathematical education in the topics of optimization in general, optimal control, discrete optimization.
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Questions referring to math education related activities that take place outside of classrooms, specifically over the summer for students that are between grades or years of an educational program.
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