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The Case for a Comprehensive Mathematics Curriculum

Marilyn N. Suydam

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All across this country, children are being cheated. They are being deprived of mathematical experiences which they should have in order to live effectively in their world.

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All across this country, children are being cheated. They are being deprived of mathematical experiences which they should have in order to live effectively in their world.

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All across this country, children are being cheated. They are being deprived of mathematical experiences which they should have in order to live effectively in their world.

Key concepts: Mathematics education, Curriculum, Mathematics curriculum, Reform mathematics, Connected Mathematics, Order (exchange), Mathematics, Teaching method

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