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A Mathematician's Lament
Book • 2009
In 'A Mathematician's Lament', Paul Lockhart argues that mathematics is often taught in a way that obscures its beauty and creativity.
He advocates for an approach that treats mathematics as an art form, focusing on exploration and discovery rather than rote memorization.
The book is divided into two parts: 'Lamentation', which critiques current teaching methods, and 'Exultation', which offers examples of how mathematics can be taught more effectively.
He advocates for an approach that treats mathematics as an art form, focusing on exploration and discovery rather than rote memorization.
The book is divided into two parts: 'Lamentation', which critiques current teaching methods, and 'Exultation', which offers examples of how mathematics can be taught more effectively.
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