Monthly Archives: October 2016

Ed Reform 2.0: If You Can Train a Pigeon to Detonate Bombs…

The video is scary:

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Scary, and not just mathematically speaking …

Try this for size:

https://mystudentvoices.com/how-old-is-the-shepherd-the-problem-that-shook-school-mathematics-ad89b565fff#.a7llwy3mv

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The greatest myth about math education ?

I have to go along with this.

You can get the conclusion, but the rest is quite compelling.

“In conclusion, it would be wonderful to be able to get all students competent in Excel and arithmetic, and a little bit of algebra, statistics and programming. Higher mathematics should be offered and taken by those who need it, or want it; but never required of all students.”

https://fee.org/articles/the-greatest-myth-about-math-education/?utm_medium=popular_widget

The article is from the “Foundation for Economic Education”

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