He had a very keen interest in philosophy, theology, and Latin poetry. ... Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz dedicated his life into his into his studies; he was astonishingly motivated by the ability to learn and accomplished many things in the world of mathematics and philosophy. ... At age fourteen he entered the University of Leipzig to study mathematics and philosophy. ... Leibniz's relationship with Huygens led him into studying geometry, which Leibniz described as "opening a whole new world to him". ... Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz spent his entire life studying and advancing logi...

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Possible changes to NTCM and CCSMP Individual Philosophy on Mathematics Educational strategies are the instructional methods and the learning activities used in imparting knowledge and skills to the learners. ... Research work is a strategy in which learners carry out further study to ascertain a concept or fact enabling them to have full mastery of the concept as they are able to extensively research (Booker, Bond, Sparrow and Swan, 2010). ... Lastly, I would instruct the learners to carry out further studies to enhance their thinking as well as have firm grasp of the concept (Van-de-Walle...

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The Greeks saw the greatest revolution over the philosophy of many great ideas and concepts. ... Pythagoras of Samos was such a great Greek philosopher that he made impacts not only in the philosophy of mathematics through the Pythagorean Theorem but also in other subject areas such as: harmony of the spheres in music, transmigration, the idea of essentially being a number, and the school he founded where he would lead a group of students to make a change through the knowledge he provided. ... The theory ultimately dealt with the metaphysical branch of philosophy which is the question of wha...

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James Milroy, Ian's mathematics teacher, persuaded him to stay at the school for one additional year to study mathematics. ... This allowed him to continue studying at Trinity College, Cambridge. ... Their book discussed applications of quantum mechanics instead of studying the theoretical foundations. ... Physics was known as natural philosophy in the Scottish Universities at that time. ...

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Understanding of these accomplishments could only be reached by looking back and studying the works of antiquity. ... More people were therefore introduced to these disciplines which provided a broader base of learned individuals who contributed many important philosophies and ideas, having an impact on modern day science. ...

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Teaching Mathematics at the High School Level Educational Philosophy Taking into consideration the competency level of an adolescent in high school, I am compelled to enforce an Essentialist approach toward education, using the methods of Behaviorism. ... Continually reinforcing correct behavior will undoubtedly lead to the desired conduct required for a systematic mastery of exacting studies. ...

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They included optics, mathematics, geometry, theology, philosophy, and chemistry. In the field of optics, or the study of light, Newton discovered that the white light from the sun was not a single entity as previously believed. ... For this reason, he investigated theology, the study of religion. ... Philosophy was a general term and basically meant "thinker." ...

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Life and Accomplishments of John Wallis John Wallis was born on the year of 1616. His father was also named John Wallis and was a minister in Ashford. John Wallis 1st met Joanna Chapman and married her in 1612 to be his second wife. They had five children together and John Wallis being third o...

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It is said to be that this book inspired Newton to study original mathematical work. ... In some sixteen or seventeen months between 1685 and 1686 Newton wrote the Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy in Latin which was written Philosphiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica. ...

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He started studying languages such as Latin and Greek at the age of twelve (1). ... Now in his early twenties he had already mastered books on mathematics, theology, philosophy, and law. ... While in Paris he met Huygens which led him to start studying geometry. ...

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Hippocrates attended lectures and classes on math and philosophy and took up teaching to support himself. ... Throughout Hippocrate's study of the lunes, as described by Eudemus, he used the theory that circles are to one another as squares on their diameters. ...

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This man lived in the time of the first Ptolemy; for Archimedes, who followed closely upon the first Ptolemy makes mention of Euclid, and further they say that Ptolemy once asked him if there were a shorted way to study geometry than the Elements, to which he replied that there was no royal road to geometry. ... In his aim he was a Platonist, being in sympathy with this philosophy, whence he made the end of the whole "Elements" the construction of the so-called Platonic figures (website two). ... The work studies arithmetic, algebra, geometry and trigonometry and, despite the lack of orig...

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It was therefore a great creative breakthrough and it is therefore entirely predictable that the process by which it was invented has never been properly taught to the millions of people who study the calculus. ...

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