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Teaching math effectively to elementary students. (The scholarship of teaching and learning).(teaching global, tactual, and kinesthetic learners)
Academic Exchange Quarterly
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March 22, 2002 |
Burke, Karen; Dunn, Rita |
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Abstract
This article describes why certain students achieve poorly in conventional classes and the need to teach global, tactual, and/or kinesthetic elementary- school learners with instructional resources that complement their identified learning-style strengths. It provides practical guidelines for redesigning traditional classrooms to increase their responsiveness to such students and outlines practical curriculum applications and the research basis for this position.
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