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The Mathematics Teacher, 1961For the nonspecialist in mathematics, which subject makes the greater educational contribution, algebra or geometry?
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The role of difficulty and gender in numbers, algebra, geometry and mathematics achievement
AIP Conference Proceedings, 2015This study aims to identify the role of difficulty and gender in numbers, algebra, geometry and mathematics achievement among secondary schools students in Jordan. The respondent of the study were 337 students from eight public secondary school in Alkoura district by using stratified random sampling. The study comprised of 179 (53%) males and 158 (47%)
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Algebra, Geometry and Mathematical Physics
2011We discuss the consequences of the Poincaré duality, versus AS-Gorenstein property, for Koszul algebras (homogeneous and non homogeneous). For homogeneous Koszul algebras, the Poincaré duality property implies the existence of twisted potentials which characterize the corresponding algebras while in the case of quadratic linear Koszul algebras, the ...
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An Experiment Comparing the Efficiency of General Mathematics with Algebra and Geometry
The Mathematics Teacher, 1924In the fall of 1920, Dr. R. A. Kent, Superintendent of Schools, asked me to conduct an experiment comparing the efficiency of a two-year course in general mathematics with the traditional one-year course in algebra and geometry. We decided to put all students starting mathematics in February, 1921, into general mathematics. There were 63, a few of whom
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Self-regulated Learning and Mathematics Instruction of Algebra I, Geometry, and Algebra II
2018The benefits of self-regulated learning have been well documented in relation to various academic content areas. Students who are successful in their academic learning are likely to initiate learning processes and monitor their actions, thinking, and emotions until they complete tasks.
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