Mathematics Teaching Number One . .
Fletcher, Trevor, Mathematics Teaching
The first issue of Mathematics Teaching was dated November 1955. The print run was 600 copies, and with 1,000 complimentary slips (intended for future use) the total cost was £37-19s-7d. You may compare this with one member's subscription today.
The previous history of the Association for Teaching Aids in Mathematics, as the Association was called in those days, was described in an article by 'The Director of Studies', Caleb Gattegno, whose efforts and inspiration had led to the foundation of the Association in 1951. Over the early years the members kept in touch and were informed of progress by occasional bulletins, which were duplicated on the primitive machines which schools …
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Publication information:
Article title: Mathematics Teaching Number One . . .
Contributors: Fletcher, Trevor - Author.
Magazine title: Mathematics Teaching.
Issue: 193
Publication date: December 2005.
Page number: 8+.
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