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For questions related to teaching mathematics. For questions in Mathematics Education as a scientific discipline there is also the tag mathematics-education. Note you may also ask your question on http://matheducators.stackexchange.com/.
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Ideas for introducing Galois theory to advanced high school students
Please take a look at Math Girls 5: Galois Theory, which I translated and was published just last month. If you aren't familiar with the series, these books, originally published in Japan, are novels …