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Month: July 2015

Yesterday’s post on the Noyce-Dana essays

July 14, 2015June 21, 2017 / Bill McCallum / Leave a comment

I don’t think the normal notifications went out about this, so I’m adding this to let people know about the collection of essays about secondary mathematics that I posted yesterday.

Essays from the Noyce-Dana project: clarifying the mathematical underpinnings of secondary school

July 13, 2015February 27, 2026 / Bill McCallum / 2 Comments

In 2008–2009 Dick Stanley and Phil Daro, with the help of Vinci Daro and Carmen Petrick, convened a group of mathematicians and educators to write essays clarifying the mathematical underpinnings of secondary school mathematics in the United States. At the urging of Dick Stanley I am publishing these essays here.
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