Conway, New Hampshire Annual Report 1961
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And, so in many different ways mathematics has shaped civilization as we know it today.
Teachers of mathematics in our Junior High School and Ele- mentary School must of necessity make many changes and adjust- ments in what to teach and how to teach it, so that our children can know how to meet and to adjust to the rapidly changing society in which they live.
To assist our pupils, in the lower grades, gain a better vmder- standing of the use of numbers, we are endeavoring to deepen the pupil's ...understanding of the whole nui^bers and the decimal (base ten) system of numeration. , . , , In the Junior High School, as an enrichment, pupils are learn- ing to use, not for mastery. Binary Number Notation, such as is used in electric computers. This is fascinating and holds their interest, even though confusing at. first. Some of the pupils enjoy developing a certain proficiency in counting in these new bases; however, high prof icjency; is not absolutely necessary.
The language of mathematics, often neglected in the past, is being emphasized in the lower grades.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And, so in many different ways mathematics has shaped civilization as we know it today.
Teachers of mathematics in our Junior High School and Ele- mentary School must of necessity make many changes and adjust- ments in what to teach and how to teach it, so that our children can know how to meet and to adjust to the rapidly changing society in which they live.
To assist our pupils, in the lower grades, gain a better vmder- standing of the use of numbers, we are endeavoring to deepen the pupil's ...understanding of the whole nui^bers and the decimal (base ten) system of numeration. , . , , In the Junior High School, as an enrichment, pupils are learn- ing to use, not for mastery. Binary Number Notation, such as is used in electric computers. This is fascinating and holds their interest, even though confusing at. first. Some of the pupils enjoy developing a certain proficiency in counting in these new bases; however, high prof icjency; is not absolutely necessary.
The language of mathematics, often neglected in the past, is being emphasized in the lower grades.
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