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The math pieces examine myriad and provocative issues such as the beauty of applied mathematics; integrating irregularly spaced (x,y) data; the historical and mathematical significance of the development of trigonometric "functions" in India and its connection to the progress of Calculus;...

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Published in:The Mathematics Enthusiast 2014-12, Vol.11 (3), p.461-462
Main Author: Sriraman, Bharath
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Academic Standards
Applied mathematics
Calculus
Community Relations
Educational Change
Elementary Education
Elementary School Teachers
Elementary Schools
Focus Groups
Governance
Mathematical problems
Mathematics education
Mathematics teachers
Periodicals
Resistance (Psychology)
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Summary:The math pieces examine myriad and provocative issues such as the beauty of applied mathematics; integrating irregularly spaced (x,y) data; the historical and mathematical significance of the development of trigonometric "functions" in India and its connection to the progress of Calculus; the counterexamples that result from trying to generalize the Cantor-Schröder-Bernstein theorem; and the mis(use) of mathematical problems as a tool for anti-Semitism!. [...]the Common Core Standards have become a major point of discussion in the U.S, and spreading to other countries which have a federal governance structure (such as Germany).
ISSN:1551-3440
1551-3440
DOI:10.54870/1551-3440.1311