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MATH 372 - Teaching P-3 Mathematics II

Foundations of mathematics education for pre-kindergarten to grade three, including development of invented and standard whole number algorithms for all four operations, a conceptual approach to fractions and early decimals, a practicum experience and an overview of the development of proportional reasoning. This course emphasizes problem solving, use of models, and appropriate technology. This is the second of three-courses required to ensure a comprehensive and necessary background for teaching pre-kindergarten to grade three. Not acceptable for any department major except BA/Ed, Elementary.

Prerequisites & Notes: A grade of C or better in MATH 371 or MATH 381.
Credits: 4
Grade Mode: Letter


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