Hampton’s Law Embraced by National Council of Teachers of
A front page article in today’s Washington Post focuses on a new report from NCTM that attempts to solve a tough mathematical problem: too much math. It seems that as states and the feds have pushed for greater proficiency, the
NCTM Proposes a Different Path Toward Math Instruction
Maryland math leaders meet today -- and DC math educators gather tomorrow -- to discuss Curriculum Focal Points, a new document from the influential National Council of Teachers of Mathematics that could profoundly influence math
Has Anyone Seen An Article on the Big Math Change Here?
Just a few weeks after the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics’s announcement in September, The Washington Post among others reported that the National Council of Teachers of English had quietly revised their standards and were
Teaching math differently
The answer is yes according to a report released earlier this year by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. As described recently in the Washington Post.com:. It says the typical state math curriculum runs a mile wide and an
Wall Street Journal article on fuzzy math
In a report to be released today, the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, which represents 100000 educators from prekindergarten through college, will give ammunition to traditionalists who believe schools should focus heavily
Australian Math Textbooks Have No Pictures
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WASL and the Cul-de-sac Revolution?
There is an interesting Washington Post article about a new proposal from the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics:. It says the typical state math curriculum runs a mile wide and an inch deep, resulting in students being
The NSTA Is Feeding Us A Line
The National Science Teachers of America is concerned about accepting and ability of our schools to better prepare children in mathematics and the sciences. an email from Jon Coifman, of the Natural Resources Defense Council.
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“If you get $3 million for teacher salaries then you have to allocate all of that money to the National Art Honor Society and Theatre Center Stage. The Alabama State Council on the Arts Rural School Touring program provides
Common Sense Testimony to the Panel
It was at the end of that decade that the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics released their Curriculum and Evaluation Standards for School Mathematics (1989). Contrary to what you hear today, they were widely
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