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Ten Essential Concepts for Remediation in Mathematics

Louis Roseman

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Published: Oct 1, 1985

DOI: 10.5951/mt.78.7.0502

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The most flagrant and frequent mathematical errors made by remedial students in high school stem from their failure to understand important concepts. Such misconceptions lead to discouragement, absenteeism, and behavioral problems often attributed to other causes. A clear improvement in attitudes and achievement often follows clarification of these concepts.

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