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TEACHING AND LEARNING mathematics RESEARCH SERIES I: Effective Instructional Strategies Research & Information Services Toronto District School Board November 2016 Report No. 16/17-08 TITLE: Teaching and Learning mathematics Research Series l: Effective Instructional Strategies AUTHORS: Erhan Sinay and Ashley Nahornick Copyright Toronto District School Board (November 2016) Cite as: Sinay, E., & Nahornick, A. (2016). Teaching and learning mathematics research series l: Effective Instructional Strategies . (Research Report No. 16/17-08). Toronto, Ontario, Canada: Toronto District School Board.
mathematics, explains that discussion in the mathematics classroom is very important. The mathematics classroom should feel like a community where ideas can be discussed, developed, debated, and understood (Bruce, 2007). Students should feel that all ideas are welcome in the classroom, even those that are unconventional (Nickerson, 1999).
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