ERIC Number: EJ1451934
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Publication Date: 2024-Dec
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The Myth(s) of a 'Balanced' Approach
Charles Munter
Phi Delta Kappan, v106 n4 p14-19 2024
How we should teach mathematics has long been debated by advocates of different instructional approaches. These debates can lead to tensions that are difficult to navigate for those who are new to (or even veterans of) the profession. Educators often propose a "balance" of different approaches as a solution. Charles Munter considers whether such a balance is actually possible -- and also considers whether some other questions may be more urgent.
Descriptors: Misconceptions, Mathematics Instruction, Teaching Methods, Thinking Skills, Mathematics Skills, Skill Development, Direct Instruction, Dialogs (Language), Mathematics Activities, Role of Education, Educational Benefits
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