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IMPULS online Professional Development Course, Module 2

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    IMPULS online Professional Development Course, Module 2
    Speakers:

    Akihiko Takahashi

    Toshiakira Fujii

    Tad Watanabe

    Date: 28 Jun - 02 Jul 2021
    Venue: Online event
    Time: 16:00 - 17:00
    Type: Course Fee: Participant - $230 USD; observer - $80 USD

    IMPULS is offering an international online course (series of four modules) for professional development of those involved in mathematics education. The course will provide a unique opportunity to examine the Japanese approach to teaching mathematics through problem-solving (TTP), a method developed by Japanese educators and diffused through Lesson Study.

    The second module is on the topic of Congruent triangles and quadrilaterals.

    The dates and times shown here for the second module are for the Europe and Africa time zone.

    For more information please click here.

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