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Writing

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Books + Manipulatives + Families = A Mathematics Lending Library, Feb 1998, 368-75

Call for Manuscripts for the February 1999 Focus Issue: Geometry and Geometric Thinking, Sep 1997, 12, Nov 1997, 131

Call for Manuscripts for the February 2000 Focus Issue: Children As Mathematicians, Apr 1998, 433, Nov 1997, 180

Communicating in the Language of Mathematics, Feb 1995, 324-29

Contribute to Our Professional Community through TCM, Sept 1998, 1

Exploring Area with Geoboards, Oct 1997, 72-75

Exploring Subject Areas with a Counting Book, Nov 1994, 170-74

First– and Second–Grade Students Communicate Mathematics, Dec 1996, 174-179

Geometry and Geometric Thinking, Sep 1997, 12

I Do and I Understand, I Reflect and I Improve, Dec 1994, 242-46

I Thik the Citanre Will Hoder Lase: Journal Keeping in Mathematics Class, Feb 1995, 336-40

Journal Writing: An Insight into Students’ Understanding, Nov 1994, 146-48

Journals and Portfolios: Alternative Assessment for Preservice Teachers. Nov. 1999, 164-69

Listening to Students: The Power of Mathematical Conversations, Jan 1999, 289–95

Look Who's Talking: Discourse in a Fourth-Grade Class, Jan 1998, 286-92

The M.O.O.K. Book: Students Author a Book about Mathematics. Feb. 2000, 388-90

Make New Lessons, But Keep the Old: One Is Silver, the Other Is Gold, May 1998, 514-18

Math Pals Write to Solve, May 1997, 488-89

Math Storybooks, Oct 1998, 98–102

Mathematical Communication through Student-Constructed Questions, May 1996, 530-32

The Most Important Thing Is..., Oct 1994, 112-15

Newspapers: Connecting the Mathematics Classroom to the World, Jan 1995, 268-74

Parents, Portfolios, and Personal Mathematics, Feb 1998, 346-51

Preservice Elementary Teachers: Building Portfolios around Students' Writings, Jan 1996, 308-13

Readers’ Exchange, Dec 1994, 204, Mar 1995, 404, 406, Apr 1995, 531

Readers' Exchange, Dec 1995, 212, 252

Reading, Writing, Arithmetic--Making Connections. Nov. 1999, 190-97

Student-Authored Minimath, Dec 1994, 208-12

Using Preservice Teachers' Mathematics Autobiographies to Promote Learning, Apr 1996, 486-88

What Did You Say You Do for a Living?, Dec 1997, 224-28

Who’s Behind the Fence? Creating a Rich Learning Environment with a Nontraditional Problem, Feb 1995, 382-85

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