LEARNING AND TEACHING NUMBER THEORY: RESEARCH IN COGNITION AND INSTRUCTION (MATHEMATICS, LEARNING, AND COGNITION: MONOGRAPH SERIES OF THE JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICS)
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E19.2174 Cognitive Science and Educational Technologies I New York University
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Themes, Principles and Competencies A Attention to Learners B Understanding Curriculum in Context C Commitment to Professional Growth 1 Knowledge of Subject Matter 2 Knowledge of Human Development & Learning 3 Adapting Instruction to Individual Needs