Mathematics in the Junior High School: Stimulating interest in junior high mathematics

The job of the junior high school mathematics teacher is a very difficult one. His students range in achievement from primary level through senior high level and above. To keep all his students interested—and the main task of any teacher is to make his subject interesting—the junior high mathematics...

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Published in:The Mathematics teacher 1959-03, Vol.52 (3), p.197-201
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