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Culture contextualisation of mathematics instruction. A draw a scientist test (DAST) analysis
This work intends to study preparatory school students’ perception of mathematics instruction within the local context of the Egyptian teaching and learning culture. The target is to unveil some insight about the power dynamics between teacher and student as well as amongst the students in the class...
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2018
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