Titlebook: Manual der Chirurgischen Krebstherapie; M. G. Smola Book 1999Latest edition Springer-Verlag Wien 1999 Bronchuskarzinom.Chirurgie.Diagnosti

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H. Salzer,U. Denison,G. Breitenecker,S. Lax,K. Kappult in conservative modes of education centred on delivery of these forms. The making of mathematics in classrooms now can sometimes be seen as subservient to the forms created and then favoured by the previous generation, who had been making mathematics, according to their own particular image, in

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H. Hausmaninger,M. Fridrik,R. Greil,R. Heinz,R. P?ttery commonly transcend languages through the expressivity and interactivity of representations they offer to view and manipulate mathematical ideas. This chapter surveys research that studies such innovations in the ICT and mathematics education literature. It pinpoints the gap related to the scarcity

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H. Gadner,R. Ladenstein,E. Horcher,A. Zoubekachievement gap and help the multilingual learner assimilate with the culture and language of the dominant group. We conclude that research rationality cannot be seen without a deeper questioning of the philosophical, ontological, and epistemological assumptions that underpin the traditional views o

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M. Deutinger,H. Pehamberger,H. Kerl,E. M. Kokoschka,R. Koller,H. W. Waclawiczek,G. Meissl,E. Zanon,Machievement gap and help the multilingual learner assimilate with the culture and language of the dominant group. We conclude that research rationality cannot be seen without a deeper questioning of the philosophical, ontological, and epistemological assumptions that underpin the traditional views o

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M. Stierer,M. G. Smola,A. Haid,H. Hausmaninger,R. Jakesz,A. Hackl,J. Hammer,M. Klimpfinger,D. Manfresibly on a long march to “improvement” or to “raise standards”. Curriculums can be variously understood: as an outline of mathematical content; a guide to mathematical learning by children; a cynical ploy to make teachers and children more accountable according to a particular institutionalised acco

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H. W. Waclawiczekn of mathematical "concepts" as apprehended by "humans". And in foregrounding this concern with subjectivity the book considers mathematics rather differently to styles more familiar in many instances of mathematics education research. The book proposes that mathematics can provoke us to think diffe

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H. Kostron,J. Blauensteiner,K. Deinsberger,K. Haselsberger,A. Huber,K. Kitz,K. Mahr,P. Pogady,J. Somn of mathematical "concepts" as apprehended by "humans". And in foregrounding this concern with subjectivity the book considers mathematics rather differently to styles more familiar in many instances of mathematics education research. The book proposes that mathematics can provoke us to think diffe

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H. Salzer,U. Denison,G. Breitenecker,S. Lax,K. Kappsibly on a long march to “improvement” or to “raise standards”. Curriculums can be variously understood: as an outline of mathematical content; a guide to mathematical learning by children; a cynical ploy to make teachers and children more accountable according to a particular institutionalised acco