The history of computer use in senior school mathematics teaching in the government school system of New South Wales: 1971 – 1992
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Authors
Sollorz, Peter Lawrence
Date
2013Supervisor
Dr Bill Atweh
Dr David Treagust
Dr John Malone
Type
Thesis
Award
MathEdD
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Science and Mathematics Education Centre
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Abstract
In Australia, there is a paucity of information regarding the introduction of computers into school education, especially school mathematics education, in particular for NSW. This thesis studies the history of computers in education in NSW, from its beginning in 1971, to when communications technology became influential in both society and government policy in 1992. This study uses a historical method, integrated with quantitative and qualitative variables, combined with a grounded theory approach.
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