epenguin said:This seemed appropriate material for this Forum, I wasn't sure what section. :tongue2:
http://www.bryanappleyard.com/blog/2008/04/teaching-maths.php [Broken]
epenguin said:This seemed appropriate material for this Forum, I wasn't sure what section. :tongue2:
http://www.bryanappleyard.com/blog/2008/04/teaching-maths.php [Broken]
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