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Mathematical Investigations in the Classroom

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Mathematical Investigations in the Classroom

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Mathematical Investigations in the Classroom

This booklet was first produced in 1980 as part of a workshop at the ATM Conference.

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An ATM Heritage Publication

We are re-discovering out of print publications like this with a timeless quality and frequently requested. They are now available again as ATM Heritage publications.

We have re-issued this booklet as a PDF because, although the style may be dated, the content provides yet more stimulating and creative ideas for the starting thinking, discussion and investigation in the classroom.

Cross Dots; Investigational Strategies; All Coppers are Busy: Watch Out; Compactness; Billiards; Keep Moving; Braille; Frogs; Chairs; Counters; Happy Numbers; Sad Numbers; Halving the Square; Dots and Lines.

45 pages.

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