Central Repository for the Teaching for Effective Learning Maths Pedagogy iPad Application.
Developed and maintained by Aidan Cornelius-Bell, TfEL.
Unit tests and web interfaces are also in development for this project. Please see the links below, and other repositories in the TfEL GitHub account.
/TfEL/glowing-potato /TfEL/sturdy-dollop /TfEL/effective-succotash
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