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19 Jul 2005 - 00:45
constructivist math curricula titlesJo Anne Cobasko has taken the time to construct a complete list of NCTM standards based math programs.update: Department of CorrectionsThis list is David Klein's handiwork, not Jo Anne's. Thank you, David! (For everything you do.)All of us should keep this handy, because none of these programs ever calls itself constructivist, and schools don't seem to advertise this piece of information, either. When I first raised the issue of TRAILBLAZERS being a constructivist curriculum with a teacher on the textbook selection committee, she looked at me blankly. I got a number of those blank looks before I discovered that everyone in the school knows what the word constructivism means, and knows what a constructivist curriculum is. The reason I know this is that I finally read the original committee report, which states explicitly that the new curricula must have a constructivist approach with modeling. I was a little behind the curve there. Elementary schoolEveryday Mathematics (K-6)TERC's Investigations in Number, Data, and Space (K-5) Math Trailblazers (TIMS) (K-5) Middle schoolConnected Mathematics (6-8)Mathematics in Context (5-8) MathScape: Seeing and Thinking Mathematically (6-8) MATHThematics (STEM) (6-8) Pathways to Algebra and Geometry (MMAP) (6-7, or 7-8) High schoolContemporary Mathematics in Context (Core-Plus Mathematics Project) (9-12)Interactive Mathematics Program (9-12) MATH Connections: A Secondary Mathematics Core Curriculum (9-11) Mathematics: Modeling Our World (ARISE) (9-12) SIMMS Integrated Mathematics: A Modeling Approach Using Technology (9-12) Programs explicitly denounced by over 220 Mathematicians and Scientists:Cognitive Tutor AlgebraCollege Preparatory Mathematics (CPM) Connected Mathematics Program (CMP) Core-Plus Mathematics Project Interactive Mathematics Program (IMP) Everyday Mathematics MathLand Middle-school Mathematics through Applications Project (MMAP) Number Power The University of Chicago School Mathematics Project (UCSMP) printable page Thanks, Jo Anne, for taking the time to do this! key words: DavidKlein listofconstructivisttextbooks constructivist textbooktitles NSFfundedcurricula Back to main page. CommentsAfter entering a comment, users can login anonymously as KtmGuest (password: guest) when prompted.Please consider registering as a regular user. Look here for syntax help.
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