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From: Terese Herrera <therrera@enc.org> To: Teacher2Teacher Public Discussion Date: 2001120311:01:21 Subject: Re: Re: Integrating Literature into Math: Adolescent audience Thank you for your recommendations! Here are a few I like: Those interested in literature for teaching math at middle school level might also enjoy Sir Cumference and the Dragon of Pi Anno's mysterious multiplying jar Mathematicians are people, too. Volume 1: Stories from the lives of great mathematicians Marvels of math: Fascinating reads and awesome activities High school is much more difficult, but you might like Mathematics: The New Golden Age for 11th grade and up. It presents major advances in mathematics in the twentieth century, describing eleven of the most famous problems that have been solved recently. Terry Herrera Mathematics Resource Specialist Eisenhower National Clearinghouse (ENC)
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