Conceptual Mathematics promoting mathematics as a conceptual tool, not limited to procedural thinking also promoting the educational reform necessary to help students see math as a creative way of thinking	modified 06/05/2010
	The two principal purposes of mathematics Internal   External   Mathematics is a tool for understanding yourself. What am I good at? How do I learn? How do I figure things out? What things confuse me? What do I enjoy learning?   Mathematics is a tool for understanding the world around you. How can we describe the physical world consistently? How can we verify what we think we have observed? What language skills do I need to communicate numeric concepts?	Other Great Math Concepts Sites: Who's Counting Plus Math News
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