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Grünberg, David; Matt, Andreas – Mathematics Teacher, 2015
Children love sculpting clay or building sand castles, creating objects in three dimensions before they have the motor skills to draw in two dimensions. Similar arguments applied to the study of curves and graphs in high school mathematics would suggest that students' work and calculation with shapes should move sequentially from concrete to more…
Descriptors: Algebra, Secondary School Mathematics, High School Students, Grade 9

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