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Publication details

Publisher: SensePublishers

Place: Rotterdam

Year: 2012

Pages: 283-297

Series: New Directions in Mathematics and Science Education

Full citation:

Gary Urton, "Quantitative form in arguments", in: Alternative forms of knowing (in) mathematics, Rotterdam, SensePublishers, 2012

Abstract

Many people argue that too much data about the injustices in our world make us numb to the realities of those situations in people's lives. Wasserman's editorial cartoon about the Israeli occupation of Palestine makes this point2: However, we do need to know the meaning of the numbers describing our realities in order to deepen our understandings of our world.

Publication details

Publisher: SensePublishers

Place: Rotterdam

Year: 2012

Pages: 283-297

Series: New Directions in Mathematics and Science Education

Full citation:

Gary Urton, "Quantitative form in arguments", in: Alternative forms of knowing (in) mathematics, Rotterdam, SensePublishers, 2012