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Preparing Pre-Service Teachers to Teach Mathematics in Aboriginal Community Schools: A Christian Perspective

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1986-04-01

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Abstract

The task appeared relatively simple. It was to prepare a twenty hour course for third-year pre-service teachers, five hours of which were to be devoted to teaching mathematics to Aboriginal children living in tribal communities.

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Annice, C., & de Berg, K. C. (1986). Preparing pre-service teachers to teach mathematics in Aboriginal community schools: A Christian perspective. Journal of Christian Education, (85), 45-52.

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Journal of Christian Education

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0021-9657

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