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Some personal experiences in popularizing mathematical methods in the People's Republic of China†

L.K. Hua, H. Tong

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This report is a summing‐up of some personal experiences so far accumulated in the on‐going course of the popularization of mathematical methods in the People's Republic of China. Some techniques and methodology currently in use both inside and outside China are critically reviewed.

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This report is a summing‐up of some personal experiences so far accumulated in the on‐going course of the popularization of mathematical methods in the People's Republic of China. Some techniques and methodology currently in use both inside and outside China are critically reviewed.

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This report is a summing‐up of some personal experiences so far accumulated in the on‐going course of the popularization of mathematical methods in the People's Republic of China. Some techniques and methodology currently in use both inside and outside China are critically reviewed.

Key concepts: China, People's Republic, The Republic, Mathematics education, Psychology, Political science, Epistemology, Law

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