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Some implications of programmed instruction for the teaching of mathematics

Ralph Heimer

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Can and should mathematics be taught by the use of programmed-instruction materials and machines?

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Can and should mathematics be taught by the use of programmed-instruction materials and machines?

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Can and should mathematics be taught by the use of programmed-instruction materials and machines?

Key concepts: Programmed instruction, Mathematics education, Computer science, Mathematics

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