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Mathematics Professor Trying To Teach at Junior High School

Posted on January 1, 2010 by Gil Kalai

Mathematical education and the role of mathematicians in mathematical education is a very important, loaded, and controversial subject. An old friend and fellow combinatorialist Ron Aharoni tried to teach mathematics at a junior high school. Here is Ron’s account of the … Continue reading →

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