Elementary Mathematics and Science Methods: Inquiry Teaching and Learning

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Using constructivist theory and inquiry learning methods, this text seeks to teach students about teaching mathematics to children. It shows how to teach maths through science and vice versa, and also how to encourage learning.

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9780534515799
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