Bethany Rittle-Johnson, Michael Schneider, Jon R. Star, Not a One-Way Street: Bidirectional Relations Between Procedural and Conceptual Knowledge of Mathematics, Educational Psychology Review, Vol. 27 ...

So often, in mathematics classrooms, students are shown steps and procedures for solving math problems and then required to demonstrate their rote memorization of these steps independently. As a ...

Once conceptual knowledge is characterized as the ability to get over dependence on semantic context, using word problems as assessment tools for conceptual development opens up educational ...

Students must have conceptual understanding to develop strong math skills, says this letter to the editor.

We hope education leaders will pursue efforts to improve math instruction. New international test scores show how urgent the need for change is.

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The MATH 1300 team was accustomed to writing exam questions that were either conceptual or computational in nature. As they began designing questions for the third midterm, Stalvey and the exam ...

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