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ダン・メイヤー:「数学クラス改造計画」

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今日の数学はペイント・バイ・ナンバー型演習が当然で、その演習が得意になるように教えられており、子供は問題を解くよりも大切な定式化能力を失っている。TED×NYEDでダン・メイヤーは立ち止まって考える実証済み数学教授法を披露してくれる。

Dan Meyer is exploring the way we teach teachers to teach kids. Full bio »

Translated into Japanese by Hideki Kamiya
Reviewed by Yuko Osugi
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