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FURTHER READING
Baumslag, B (2000) Fundamentals of Teaching Mathematics at University Level, London: Imperial
College Press. Based primarily on the UK higher education experience.
Kahn, P E and Kyle, J (2002) Effective Learning and Teaching in Mathematics and its Applications,
London: Kogan Page. Based primarily on the UK higher education experience.
Krantz, S G (1999) How to Teach Mathematics (2nd edn), Providence, RI: American Mathematical
Society. Offers a US perspective and is full of solid, down-to-earth, sensible advice.