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August 20, 2002
These notes are formative
towards Prueitt’s new book on learning theory.
We expect that the book will
be developed over the next four months.
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(opening of google e-forum June 16, 2006)
The
Textbook syllabus:
Arithmetic in arbitrary number bases
Sample
Teaching Session and One-Hour Demonstration
is the actual curriculum that re-teaches arithmetic in arbitrary number bases
“Question of Access” is a scholarly thesis on the problem of learned disability in arithmetic and the proposed remediation.
Outline: (A little bit is written on those chapters having a
hyperlink.)
The scholarly thesis about conjectured learned disability
[1] A Model of Self Concept, Selective Attention and Coherence in Viewpoint
[2] Low Zone Tolerance as a model of student inability in mathematics
[3] The Evidence of Learned Disability with respect to mathematics curriculums
[4] Ubiquitous social-philosophical justification for Learned Disability
[5] The motivated-bored-fearful framework for classroom social interaction
[6] The Nodal
Forest Learning Strategy, the healing/re-accommodation process
[7] Re-teaching
arithmetic using number bases other than base 10
[8] Extending
non-base-10 arithmetic into topology and number theory
[9] A true
liberal arts education “about” the nature of mathematics
[10] A liberal
arts history of mathematics
[11] Towards a
science of knowledge systems
[12] Social enlightenment about the nature of mathematical thought
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