Math Education and Math in Education
Richard Garfinkle, David Garfinkle
Abstract
Richard Garfinkle, David Garfinkle
Abstract
This chapter covers the problems of mathematical education and what we think can be done about them. We begin by contrasting learning math with learning reading. We move on to Math Problem World and its detachment from reality. We then shift to teaching suggestions. From there we discuss how math is used in education in teaching and evaluating students. We finish with a discussion of how people can reclaim the lost inheritance of mathematics.
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This chapter covers the problems of mathematical education and what we think can be done about them. We begin by contrasting learning math with learning reading. We move on to Math Problem World and its detachment from reality. We then shift to teaching suggestions. From there we discuss how math is used in education in teaching and evaluating students. We finish with a discussion of how people can reclaim the lost inheritance of mathematics.
Key concepts: Math education, Mathematics education, Mathematics