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Jade, I have been trying to locate info on my thesis. Guess you would have to check with University of New Orleans if you wanted all the details. I specifically tested the effects of an Historical Novel of Mathematics on Attitudes of High School Girls. I did use Cecil McBride's dissertation (graduate Texas A&M) on "The Effects of History of Mathematics on Attitudes Toward Mathematics of College Algebra Students." Anyway, in my study, we had students read a novel of math history, fairly bland material on math careers and we also had a control group. The study showed that the students who were in the novel classes, ended up with a better attitude toward mathematics! Hope this helps! -Claudia, for the Teacher2Teacher service
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