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The Math Myth: And Other STEM Delusions

reviewed by Andrea McCloskey - November 17, 2016

Title: The Math Myth: And Other STEM Delusions
Author(s): Andrew Hacker
Publisher: The New Press, New York
ISBN: 1620970686, Pages: 240, Year: 2016
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Andrea McCloskey Penn State University E-mail Author ANDREA McCLOSKEY is Associate Professor of mathematics education at Penn State University. Dr. McCloskey�s research has focused on elementary teachers� professional learning of mathematics content and pedagogical practices and has been published in journals such as Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School and the Journal of Mathematics Teacher Education. Her recent projects have focused on examinations of mathematics classrooms as sites of sociocultural enactments and negotiations.

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