The Best of Creative Computing Volume 1 (published 1976)
Recent Trends in Mathematics Curriculum Research
all stages of their development, teachers of teachers, professional scholars
whose specialty is education, and professional scholars in the disciplines to
which the curriculum must be connected. These contacts should influence every
stage of the innovation.
*Required reading for anyone engaged in making changes in schools should be
Seymour Sarason's The Culture of the School and the Problem of Change. [16]
BIBLIOGRAPHY
1. Atkinson, Richard C. and H.A. Wilson, Eds. Computer-Assisted Instruction, A
Book of Readings, Academic Press, 1969.
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(Educational Services Incorporated) Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston, 1967
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Proceedings of the Spring Joint Computer Conference, Amer. Fed. of Info.
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Univ., Bloomington, In. 47401.
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WOULD YOU LIKE TO STUDY SCIENCE7
I don't know
THAT IS A GOOD ANSWER. THINK AGAIN.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO STUDY SCIENCE?
what for?
YOU HAVE GIVEN IT A LITTLE THOUGHT.
SOCIETY NEEDS PEOPLE LIKE YOU.
what for?
SOCIETY NEEDS T0 MAKE BETTER USE OF ITS NEW TECHNOLOGY. DO YOU LIKE PHYSICS?
I don't know – what’s physics?
PHYSICS IS CONCERNED WITH THE PROPERTIES OF MATTER AND THE LAWS WHICH DESCRIBE
ITS BEHAVIOR.
what's that gat to do with me?
ILLEGAL ENTRY. LINE CANCELLED. TRY ANOTHER RESPONSE.
why should I know about science?
SCIENCE IS INTERESTING. IT HELPS US TO UNDERSTAND THE WORLD IN WHICH WE LIVE.
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