We can do it: Experiential Learning Activities in Mathematics Courses for Liberal Arts Undergraduates
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Mathematics courses are often the last place anyone would expect to find experiential learning. Yet liberal arts undergraduates can benefit greatly from experiential learning activities in their required math course, and it is easy for educators to incorporate such activities into these courses. The author describes his practice of providing an experiential project in his course, Mathematical Explorations.
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Gary Stogsdill (2013) A Math Therapy Exercise. 3(2), 121-126.
G Stogsdill (2013) Something new in math: Meaningful mathematics courses for liberal arts undergraduates. 13(9).
Gary Stogsdill (2014) Being Reasonable: Using Brainteasers to Develop Reasoning Ability in Humanistic Mathematics Courses. 4(2), [83]-90.
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2014-07-17
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