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International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology

1979 Volume 10, Number 2

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Number of articles: 4

  1. A Note on Combining Marks from Several Examination Papers

    P Charlton

    An iterative procedure for adjusting examination marks from papers of varying standards is given. The convergence of the procedure is demonstrated and attention is drawn to an underlying linear... More

    pp. 165-71

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  2. Individualized Learning

    Alan Rogerson

    Some contemporary school individualized learning systems in mathematics are discussed and analyzed with advantages and disadvantages listed to assist in designing curriculum materials. (MP) More

    pp. 199-204

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  3. Using Simulation to Resolve Probability Paradoxes

    Howard E. Reinhardt & Don O. Loftsgaarden

    Various classroom uses of simulation of random phenomena with a table of random digits are described. Examples are given to illustrate the mathematics of simulation. (MP) More

    pp. 241-50

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  4. A Case Study Based on the Mathematical Achievements and Experiences of Ten London Transport Craft Apprentices

    Linda Dickson

    Results of an investigation of numeracy skills of first-year London Transport craft apprentices are reported. (MP) More

    pp. 251-78

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