2004Journal of Zunyi Normal CollegeRequires access

Talking of Mathematics Teachers' Specialization

Zhang Shao

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Profession of mathematics teachers is an organic unity of mathematics profession and education profession. Content of a special education of mathematics teachers is offered in a university. Set up a scientific mechanism of lifelong education of mathematics teachers. Mathematics teachers specialization is a dynamic developmental course.

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Profession of mathematics teachers is an organic unity of mathematics profession and education profession. Content of a special education of mathematics teachers is offered in a university. Set up a scientific mechanism of lifelong education of mathematics teachers. Mathematics teachers specialization is a dynamic developmental course.

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Profession of mathematics teachers is an organic unity of mathematics profession and education profession. Content of a special education of mathematics teachers is offered in a university. Set up a scientific mechanism of lifelong education of mathematics teachers. Mathematics teachers specialization is a dynamic developmental course.

Key concepts: Mathematics education, Set (abstract data type), Connected Mathematics, Math wars, Reform mathematics, Mechanism (biology), Lifelong learning, Core-Plus Mathematics Project

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