Mathematics Curricula for Students
EDC creates mathematics curriculum materials for all grade levels. Many of our products are produced in partnership with major educational publishers and used in school districts throughout the country. The mathematics curricula created by EDC emphasizes problem solving, communicating about mathematics, making connections among mathematical ideas, and engaging all students in challenging mathematics. EDC has also developed a number of resources, including Web sites and print materials, that help educators select and implement curricula that meet high standards of rigor and address the needs of all students.
To find out more about our mathematics publications, visit our
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Curriculum Resource Center |
The K-12 Mathematics Curriculum Center provides a variety of services and products to support school districts as they select and implement standards-based mathematics curricula. Key issues include transitions across grades K through 12, professional development, and building support for curriculum change. The center also publishes a range of print materials.
Visit the center's publications page. 
Read an interview with the center's director, June Mark. |
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MathScape |
MathScape: Seeing and Thinking Mathematically is a 21-unit middle-school mathematics curriculum that helps students explore big ideas, essential processes, and basic skills. The units address National Council of Teachers of Mathematics standards and recommendations for teaching middle-school mathematics.
Visit the MathScape: Seeing and Thinking Mathematically Curriculum Center, which provides support to school districts using this curriculum.
MathScape is one of five National Science Foundation funded middle school mathematics initiatives examined by the Modeling Middle School Mathematics (MMM) professional development program.
View video clips of classrooms using the MathScape curriculum on the MMM Web site.
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Math Workshop
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In partnership with the National Science Foundation and Harcourt Publishing, EDC is developing an elementary school mathematics curriculum that draws on the best of traditional and reform teaching methods. Developers assert that teachers and students should not have to choose between
"drill and practice" and
"conceptual" math: they need both. The curriculum, a new edition of Math Workshop, introduces core mathematical concepts and makes those concepts concrete with number games and physical representations.
Read a feature article about Math Workshop.
Visit the Math Workshop Web site. |
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Impact Mathematics |
Impact Mathematics, developed by Glencoe/McGraw-Hill Education and EDC, is a comprehensive, standards-based program that takes a developmental approach to teaching algebra over the three years of middle school. The New York City Department of Education recently adopted Impact as its middle school mathematics curriculum in part because of the unique way in which it combines basic skills instruction with conceptual understanding.
Read a feature article about Impact Mathematics.
Visit the Impact Mathematics section of the Glencoe/McGraw-Hill Web site. |
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Supporting Students with Disabilities |
Addressing Accessibility in Mathematics is an EDC project that aims to make mathematics curricula and instruction more accessible to students with disabilities and to promote collaboration between mathematics teachers and special educators.
Visit the Addressing Accessibility in Mathematics Web site. |
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