A Career That Counts; Herman Hollerith: Punching Holes in the Process. May 2000, 584–89
Community Planning through Data Analysis; John Graunt: The Founder of Statistics. Mar. 2000, 458–64
Genetics as a Context for the Study of Probability. Dec. 1999, 214–21
Inequalities: Part of Every Child's Life. Jan. 2000, 292–95
Let's Talk about the Weather: Lessons Learned in Facilitating Mathematical Discourse. Apr. 2000, 518–23
Making Mathematics Real: The Boston Math Trail. Nov. 1999, 140–47
Mathematics That Whets the Appetite: Student-Posed Project Problems. Jan. 2000, 286–91
Powerful Connections: An Opportunity for Professional Growth. Sept. 1999, 46–52
Readers Write. Oct. 1999, 71, 91; Mar. 2000, 412, 435
Reinventing Scrabble with Middle School Students. Dec. 1999, 210–13
Socrates and the Three Little Pigs: Connecting Patterns, Counting Trees, and Probability. Nov. 1999, 156–61
Travel the World--an Addition Game. Feb. 2000, 392–96
Why Is the Year 2000 a Leap Year? Feb. 2000, 360–62
Word Origins: Building Communication Connections. Apr. 2000, 493–98
