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C/C/264. Mismatch between real world geometry and geometry taught in classroom

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2011
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The paper looks at human interaction with mathematics in real world comparing it to the classroom teaching of mathematics and arguing that geometry needs to be understood by the empirical approach and not taught in an abstract manner of formulas and figures. References are made to the studies of children’s perceptions of mathematics, particularly geometry.

 

KEYWORDS: Mathematics, Geometry,

 
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