America, United States, Times Online, The Times, Sunday Times
THE people of an isolated tribe in the Amazonian rainforest can understand geometry as well as American schoolchildren, according to research that suggests the branch of mathematics is deeply ingrained in human nature.
Or that maths teaching in America isn’t very good… 😉
It’s worth reading the rest of the article though, as that *isn’t* what it suggests, I just couldn’t resist the dig!
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