Testing Mental-Computation Skills
Robert E. Reys
Abstract
Robert E. Reys
Abstract
Mental computation has always been useful. An examination of the elementary school curriculum during this century shows that mental computation has always been given some attention but that emphasis on it has varied. Currently, interest in developing better mental-computation skills is showing a resurgence.
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Mental computation has always been useful. An examination of the elementary school curriculum during this century shows that mental computation has always been given some attention but that emphasis on it has varied. Currently, interest in developing better mental-computation skills is showing a resurgence.
Key concepts: Computation, Curriculum, Mathematics education, Psychology, Computer science, Pedagogy, Algorithm