A Tentative List of Objectives in the Teaching of Junior High School Mathematics

"A Tentative List of Objectives in the Teaching of Junior High School Mathematics" is a foundational educational study by Raleigh Schorling that addresses the evolving landscape of mathematics instruction during the early 20th century. This work provides a comprehensive framework for educators, outlining specific goals and competencies intended to guide the curriculum for junior high school students. By categorizing and refining these objectives, the author seeks to standardize and improve the quality of mathematical literacy among young learners.

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