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WP1 Discussion outlines tasks related to comparing courses using SEFI methodology and identifying general trends. It also lists the table of contents for a book on modern mathematical education for STEM curricula in Russia and neighboring countries. The book will include an introduction, case study methodology, overviews of math education in Russia and Europe, case studies from various universities, an overview of results, and recommendations.
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