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The Woodcrafters’ City

Rick Traw

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Tells a story of woodcrafters’ city as a metaphor for testing and learning in today’s educational system. Considers the structure of organized education addressing standards, logic and science.

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Tells a story of woodcrafters’ city as a metaphor for testing and learning in today’s educational system. Considers the structure of organized education addressing standards, logic and science.

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Tells a story of woodcrafters’ city as a metaphor for testing and learning in today’s educational system. Considers the structure of organized education addressing standards, logic and science.

Key concepts: Mathematics education, Psychology, Primary education, Pedagogy, Sociology

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