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康拉德·沃夫朗:使用電腦教導小孩們真正的數學

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從飛彈到股市,人類的許多驚人創舉皆拜賜於數學的威力。那麼,為什麼小孩們對數學失去興趣?康拉德·沃夫朗說,我們教導數學的那個用手求算的部分,不僅只是麻煩,而且與真正的數學以及真實的世界毫無關係。他解說了他的激進想法:透過電腦程式設計來教導小孩們學習數學。

Conrad Wolfram runs the worldwide arm of Wolfram Research, the mathematical lab behind the cutting-edge knowledge engine Wolfram Alpha. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by Wenjer Leuschel
Reviewed by Shelley Man Hoi Tsang
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