Titlebook: Mathematics Curriculum in School Education; Yeping Li,Glenda Lappan Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2014 Cross-nationa

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Curriculum Design and Systemic Changes not a meta-analysis of research on international comparisons; rather the focus is the relationship between what a government intends to happen in its society’s mathematics classrooms and what actually does. Is there a mismatch? In most countries there is. Why? This leads us into the dynamics of sc

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Mathematics Curriculum Policies and Practices in the U.S.: The Common Core State Standards Initiativn standards; (b) advances in technology-based instructional resources; and (c) the pressure of accountability measured by end-of-year assessments. Together, these strategies are creating a “perfect storm” for significant changes in mathematics curriculum. Elements of the reform strategy are reviewed

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Reflections on Curricular Changecal and intellectual environments. There is, however, less global coherence than any intra-national perspective might suggest. Historical and political contexts matter, just as ecological niches do in evolutionary biology. This chapter begins with a meta-level discussion describing the consequential

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Potential Impact of the Common Core Mathematics Standards on the American Curriculumols had a . national mathematics curriculum, namely, the curriculum dictated by school mathematics textbooks. While there are some formal differences among these books, the underlying mathematics is quite similar throughout. The resulting curriculum distorts mathematics in the sense that it often wi

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Three Pillars of First Grade Mathematics, and Beyondi) strong conceptual grasp of the operations of addition and subtraction through word problems, (ii) computational skill that embodies place value understanding, and (iii) coordination of counting number with measurement number. The ways in which these three parts interact and reinforce each other i

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