From De Finetti to Today: Against the Domain of Mathematics for Deficients
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https://doi.org/10.23756/sp.v6i1.418Keywords:
De Finetti, MatematicaAbstract
We present original remarks on some possible applications of classical results of Calculus. Suggestions to the higher schools teachers are also given.Downloads
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De Finetti Bruno, Contro la “Matematica per Deficienti”, Periodico di Matematiche, 1974, serie 5, vol. 50, n. 1-2.
De Finetti Bruno, Matematica logico intuitiva, Terza edizione riveduta, Edizioni Cremonese, Roma, 1959.
Laforgia Andrea, Resistere, resistere, resistere, in “La prova di Matematica all’esame di Stato: proposte per una nuova organizzazione della didattica e della prova finale”, Seminario di lavoro, Scuola Media Statale “E. Fieramosca”, Barletta, 16-18 dicembre 2015, pp.5-21.
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