Fundamentals of High School Mathematics
by Harold O. Rugg, John R. Clark
Publisher: Yonkers-on-Hudson, N.Y. 1918
Number of pages: 296
The text is organized to provide the pupil with the maximum opportunity to do genuine thinking, real problem-solving, rather than to emphasize the drill or manipulative aspects which now commonly require most of the pupil's time.
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