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Examples of using new interactive technologies for filling the gaps in students knowledgeExamples of using new interactive technologies for filling the gaps in students knowledge
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On solving mathematical tasks by pupils with special educational needsOn solving mathematical tasks by pupils with special educational needs
Global minimum search using DMC algorithm with continuous weightsGlobal minimum search using DMC algorithm with continuous weights
Czasopisma NaukoweCzasopisma Naukowe
Mathematics competences of pedagogy students at the beginning of their university studiesMathematics competences of pedagogy students at the beginning of their university studies
Innovation in the mathematics component of the future primary school teachers' pregraduate curriculumInnovation in the mathematics component of the future primary school teachers' pregraduate curriculum
Changes of attitudes towards mathematicsChanges of attitudes towards mathematics
The difficulties in integrating mathematics with other teaching subjectsThe difficulties in integrating mathematics with other teaching subjects
Analysis of the factors affecting student's attitudes to mathematicsAnalysis of the factors affecting student's attitudes to mathematics
View on some theories of mathematics educationView on some theories of mathematics education
Biuletyn Informacyjny Wyższej Szkoły Pedagogicznej w CzęstochowieBiuletyn Informacyjny Wyższej Szkoły Pedagogicznej w Częstochowie
Knowledge of quadrilateral at elementary schoolKnowledge of quadrilateral at elementary school
Testing of geometrical imaginationTesting of geometrical imagination
Geometrical imagination and knowledge of triangles at elementary schoolsGeometrical imagination and knowledge of triangles at elementary schools
Development of combinatorial thinking of elementary school studentsDevelopment of combinatorial thinking of elementary school students