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Mathematical Misconceptions : A Guide For Primary Teachers

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How Math Explains The World : A Guide To The Power Of Numbers, From Car Repair To Modern Physics

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Number : The Language Of Science

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Young Children Reinvent Arithmetic : Implications Of Piaget’s Theory

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The Kingdom Of Infinite Number : A Field Guide

  • The Kingdom Of Infinite Number : A Field Guide

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    Bryan Bunch

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    Book, W.H. Freeman and Co, 2000

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    Just as bird guides help watchers tell birds apart by their color, songs, and behavior, The Kingdom of Infinite Number is the perfect handbook for identifying numbers in their native habitat. For example, one field mark of the number 6 is that it is the first perfect number the sum of its divisors (1,2, and 3) is equal to the number itself. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)

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     (UPPER LEVEL)  QA141 .B76 2000  AVAILABLE

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Simple Numbers

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What Counts : How Every Brain Is Hardwired For Math

  • What Counts : How Every Brain Is Hardwired For Math

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    Brian Butterworth

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    Book, Free Press, 1999

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    In What Counts, Brian Butterworth combines his unique expertise in cognitive neuroscience with his broad knowledge of mathematics to offer a completely original picture of how our brains do math. Butterworth illustrates his cognitive model of math with enlightening examples from the history of mathematics and its many anomalies. The implications of Butterworth’s advances in fundamental concepts of mathematical thinking are profound — for our understanding of how our minds work, how we can lead our children to a deeper understanding of mathematics, and even how formal education could be better structured on the basis of what counting really is. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)

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     (UPPER LEVEL)  QA141.5 .B786 1999  AVAILABLE

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My First Number Book

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Integers And Theory Of Numbers

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Children’s Mathematics

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Social Processes In Early Number Development

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How Much Is A Million?

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Let’s Look For Numbers

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Counting And Measuring; An Approach To Number Education In The Infant School

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Take A Number; New Ideas + Imagination = More Fun

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