Mathematical attitudes and semantic differentials: International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology: Vol 10, No 4

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Abstract

The semantic differential—one approach to attitude measurement— basically records a combination of a person's associations with a particular concept with a scaling procedure. This paper considers the implications of such a device for teachers of mathematics.

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† On sabbatical leave at Linacre College, Oxford, England.

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† On sabbatical leave at Linacre College, Oxford, England.

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