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Ready for the new math?

The State Board of Education is poised to approve a nearly 1,000-page guidance for math instruction this week with the ambitious, much-contested goal of transforming how math is taught in

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California Moves Closer to Passing New Guidelines for Teaching Math

The State Board of Education is expected to pass the latest, clearer version, though critics are still not mollified.

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Next, maybe last, big test for California s controversial math framework

The State Board of Education is expected to pass the third version, a year in the making, after a hearing on Wednesday. Its goal is to raise achievement by making math engaging and relevant, but critics point to flaws.

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Next, maybe last, big test for California s controversial math framework – Lake County Record-Bee

Next, maybe last, big test for California s controversial math framework – Lake County Record-Bee
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California s math framework: Where do we go from here?

This roundtable discussion features a panel of distinguished educators and experts who discuss their differences and seek common ground for moving forward on the state's twice-revised framework for K-12 math instruction.

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