Building Integrated Curricula
Integrated Curricula: Issues and Questions
Teaching Interdisciplinary Courses: A Dialogue with Mathematicians
The Edge Effect: A Metaphor for Interdisciplinary Work
by James H. Mathewson
Paying Attention to Mathematics
by Judith Sowder
Embedding Mathematics in Context
by Chris Arney
Symbiotic Relationships
by Paul Davis
Adopting an Interdisciplinary Paradigm
by Lou Gross
For Prospective Teachers Less is More
, by John Layman
Rewarding Interdisciplinary Teaching
by James McKenney
The Mathematical Education of Technicians
by Kenneth Chapman
Mathematics for Technical Employees
by Martin Nahemow
Unifying Technical Education
by Gary Simundza
Reconciling Academic and Skill Standards
by W. Norton Grubb
Connecting Science and Mathematics
by Margaret Vickers
Leveraging Knowledge
by David Ferguson
Employing Mathematics in Biology
by John Jungck
Lowering Disciplinary Barriers
by Robert Watson
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