Mathematics · Pedagogy of Mathematics
According to the National Curriculum Framework 2005, the goal of mathematics teaching in the school curriculum is that children learn "Important Mathematics". Important Mathematics implies that:
- 1Those concepts and topics should be considered important in mathematics that turn out employable adults for social and economic development
- 2Mathematics must include such meaningful problems, which teachers and students consider worth solving and as part of their daily lives✓
- 3Algorithms in mathematics form an important part hence should be included as a part of important mathematics
- 4Important formulae in mathematics must be focused upon
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Mathematics must include such meaningful problems, which teachers and students consider worth solving and as part of their daily lives
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