Title
Using Reform Pedagogy to Improve Students' Application Skills in College Remedial Mathematics Courses
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
Spring 2015
Publication Title
Mathematics & Computer Education
Volume
Volume 49
Issue
Issue 2
First Page
124
Last Page
138
Abstract
The article discusses the use of reform pedagogy to improve students' application skills in college remedial mathematics courses. Topics discussed include importance of post-secondary mathematics courses for a large set of academic degrees, use of procedural skills or other techniques to solve real-world problems and role of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics in initiating the current reform mathematics movement.
Recommended Citation
Wan, Anna; Smith, Luke; Martin, W. Gary; Duenas, Gilbert; Shumack, Kellie; and Beziat, Tara L.R., "Using Reform Pedagogy to Improve Students' Application Skills in College Remedial Mathematics Courses" (2015). Faculty Bibliography. 2178.
https://csuepress.columbusstate.edu/bibliography_faculty/2178