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Why Race? Why Mathematics? Listening and Learning with Black Mathematics Teachers

Standardized Testing's Negative Affect on Math Education

What Becoming a Math Teacher Leader Taught Me

[Episode 56] The Politics of Mathematics

Teachers Talk about RTI: The Educator's Room Survey Results

Four Strategies to Help Struggling Math Students

The STEM Revolution in Higher Education

The State of STEM in U.S. Schools

Mathematical Conversations Aid Problem Solving

Using Literature to Teach Math: Five Great Books to Use in Middle School

Math Education: Why U.S. Students Fall Behind

Unit Fractions: A Math Teacher's Grand Slam!

Why and How to Start an Interactive Notebook in Math

Adding Depth in the Elementary Math Classroom

Teaching Fractions, Piece By Piece

Math Talk – Fostering Mathematical Thinking

Math Teachers: Thinking Outside the Algorithm

Word Walls In Math? But, Why?

Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? The Math and Reading Versions

Helping With Middle School Math Homework

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