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Mathematics in the Elementary Grades: The Soviet Experience

Maria Francesca Moro

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In the Soviet Union, a complete ten-year education is free and compulsory for everyone. All Soviet schools teach the same mathematics curriculum for all ten years. The first three years comprise the primary schooling with classes conducted by one teacher. Teaching is done by subject specialists beginning in the fourth grade.

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In the Soviet Union, a complete ten-year education is free and compulsory for everyone. All Soviet schools teach the same mathematics curriculum for all ten years. The first three years comprise the primary schooling with classes conducted by one teacher. Teaching is done by subject specialists beginning in the fourth grade.

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In the Soviet Union, a complete ten-year education is free and compulsory for everyone. All Soviet schools teach the same mathematics curriculum for all ten years. The first three years comprise the primary schooling with classes conducted by one teacher. Teaching is done by subject specialists beginning in the fourth grade.

Key concepts: Mathematics education, Soviet union, Compulsory education, Curriculum, Primary education, Subject (documents), Mathematics curriculum, Everyday Mathematics

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