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Chinese and Canadian approaches to math teaching have a lot to learn from each other
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A dynamic balance of instructional approaches matters, stressed one Chinese math specialist teacher in a study. (Planet Volumes/Unsplash)
Chinese and Canadian approaches to math teaching have a lot to learn from each other
Published: May 4, 2026 10.27am EDT
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