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Jeremy Mikkola
Beginning with basic number sense and arithmetic - addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division - and moving on to fractions and decimals, math teaches your children how to quantify and measure what they see in the world around them. These fundamental skills provide the building blocks for more complicated mathematics, such as geometry, algebra, trigonometry, and calculus.
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National Standards for Mathematics
The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) in 2000 published a set of national standards for prekindergarten...
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Supporting Infant and Toddler Mathematics
Early mathematical concepts develop over the first three years of life, emerging from children's development and through...
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Integrating Science and Mathematics
For organizational convenience, schools traditionally separate curricular areas such as mathematics, science, language...
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Addressing Myths and Fears About Using Calculators
The lingering opposition to calculators is largely based on misinformation. Myths and fears about students not learning...
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Reasoning
Virtually all of mathematics is related to reasoning in one form or another. Perhaps you use the word reasoning in the...
