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Arthur Benjamins formel for å forandre matematikkutdanningen
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Det er alltid noen som spør mattelæreren, "Vil jeg få bruk for matematikk i hverdagen?" Og for de fleste av oss mener Arthur Benjamin at svaret er nei. Han fremmer et litt annerledes forslag til hvordan matematikkutdannelsen kan gjøres mer relevant i den digitale tidsalderen.
Using daring displays of algorithmic trickery, lightning calculator and number wizard Arthur Benjamin mesmerizes audiences with mathematical mystery and beauty. Full bio »
Translated into Norwegian Bokmal by Martin Hassel
Reviewed by Joachim Grønhaug
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