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for Mathematics Post-primary mathematics education builds on and progresses the learner’s experience of mathematics in the Primary School Curriculum. This is achieved with reference not only to the content of the syllabuses but also to the teaching and learning approaches used. Mathematics in the Primary School Curriculum is studied
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