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On the Curriculum of Mathematics

I.J. Schwatt

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It would appear that the processes of education have been carried on long enough to have established a fixed educational policy. The prevalent conflicting ideas and the present unrest in education indicate, however, that it is only in the beginning of its experimental stage and that educators are not, as yet, agreed on many of the most fundamental questions of their calling.

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It would appear that the processes of education have been carried on long enough to have established a fixed educational policy. The prevalent conflicting ideas and the present unrest in education indicate, however, that it is only in the beginning of its experimental stage and that educators are not, as yet, agreed on many of the most fundamental questions of their calling.

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It would appear that the processes of education have been carried on long enough to have established a fixed educational policy. The prevalent conflicting ideas and the present unrest in education indicate, however, that it is only in the beginning of its experimental stage and that educators are not, as yet, agreed on many of the most fundamental questions of their calling.

Key concepts: Unrest, Mathematics education, Curriculum, Political science, Pedagogy, Sociology, Mathematics, Law

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