Encyclopedia of Educational Research, Revised Edition.New York: The Macmillan Company, 1950. “Arithmetic,” pp. 44–58; “Secondary School Mathematics,” pp. 717–25.
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Review of Educational Research, Vol. 18, October1948, pp. 315–22 (“Aims and Purposes in the Teaching of Mathematics,” by KinneyMoser, and Purdy); 337–49 (“Methods and Materials in the Teaching of Mathematics,” by Spitzer and Burch). Original sources of research are listed in bibliographies at the end of these articles.
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Review of Educational Research, Vol. 20, February1950, pp. 66–67, 72–75.
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The Elementary School Journal, Vol. 49, November1948, pp. 168–72; Vol. 50, November 1949, pp. 165–67.
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Arithmetic 1948; Arithmetic1949; Conference on Arithmetic, University of Chicago. University of Chicago Press.
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Growing Points in Educational Research. American Educational Research Association, 1949. pp. 44–47, 50–53, 58–61, 3i4-24-
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National Society for the Study of Education. Forty-first Yearbook, Part II, 1942; Forty-fifth Yearbook, Part II, 1946, “Measurement of Meaning”; Forty-ninth Yearbook, Part I, 1950, “Learning and Instruction.”
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The School Review. Vol. 57, February1949, pp. 117–19; Vol. 58, February 1950, pp. 112-14.
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“A Survey of the Development of Evaluation in Arithmetical Learnings.” Ann C. Peters. Unpublished Ed. D. Report. Teachers College, 1948.
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“Emerging Concept of Mental Arithmetic.” BoulwareC. E.. Unpublished Ed. D. Report. Teachers College, 1950.
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“Development of Number Meanings in Successive Editions of Recent Third-Grade Arithmetic Texts.” Holmes Boynton. Unpublished Ed. D. Report. Teachers College, 1948.
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An Experimental Study of Two Methods of Long Division.FullerKenneth G.. New York: Bureau of Publications, Teachers College, 1949. Contributions to Education, No. 951.
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“American Culture as Reflected in Mathematical School Books.” HinkleyR.. Unpublished Ed. D. Report, Teachers College, 1949.
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Learning Theory in School Situations.University of Minnesota Studies in Education, No. 2, 1949.
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“The Meaurement of Understanding and Judgments in Elementary School Mathematics.” Elementary School Journal, Vol. 47, February1947; and The Mathematics Teacher, Vol. 40, October 1947.
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“A Summary of Research and Investigation … in Learning of Arithmetic.” EngenH. Van. The Mathematics Teacher, Vol. 41, October1948.
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“Guidance Pamphlet in Mathematics for High School Students.” The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics.
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Journal of Educational Research. Vol. 42, 1949. Madison, Wisconsin.
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Journal of Experimental Education. Vol. 17, March1949. Quarterly. Madison, Wisconsin.
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“The Present State of Evaluation of Critical Thinking in Algebra and Geometry.” RosskopfM., The Mathematics Teacher, Vol. 43, April1950.
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Mechanization in Problem Solving.LuchinsAbraham. Psychological Monographs No. 248, 1942.
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Productive Thinking.Max Wertheimer. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1945.
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Status of the Beginning Calculus Student in Pre-Calculus College Mathematics.Mary D. Boeker. New York: Bureau of Publications, Teachers College, 1947. Contributions to Education, No. 922.
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“The Training of Elementary School Arithmetic Teachers.” Margaret Rhoads. Unpublished Ed. D. Report, Teachers College, 1950.
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“The Formation of Learning Sets.” HarlowHarry F.. Psychological Review, January1949, pp. 51–65.