math teaching ethics and society: the possibilities of ethnomath and modelling
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Abstract
This is a discussion of Math teaching within a framework that considers life in society in an ethical manner. It is a personal view of ethical citizenship and its principles of awareness and self determination. Ethnomadi is presented in the shape of Math modelling as an option of teaching method
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| Authors | ;Neivaldo Silva |
| Journal | lithos |
| Year | 2005 |
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10.18542/amazrecm.v1i0.1474
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