January 1, 2002

Chapter 8: Is Everyday Mathematics Truly Relevant to Mathematics Education?

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David W. Carraher, , Chapter 8: Is Everyday Mathematics Truly Relevant to Mathematics Education?, Journal for Research in Mathematics Education. Monograph, Vol. 11, Everyday and Academic Mathematics in the Classroom (2002), pp. 131-153

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