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    Today: call to collective action Twitter Chat

    By: Rosa Serratore , 7 days ago

    Join in today's Twitter Chat 5pm PT/8pm ET Questions posted @serratore4 Be sure to use hashtags: #mathequity and #nctmc2ca ​​​ Whether you have re-read or are into your first read of the book, you're thoughts and input will be valued and appreciated! ...

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    Check out Largest Classified Wordpress Theme

    By: designinvento marketing , 9 days ago

    Great layout is ideal for agencies occupying the sale of spare components for vehicles, as well as being provider stations and tuning studio and different many typs of corporations engaged in car and Moto era. The website design is a smooth style, it ...

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    RE: CMC-S led call to action book study

    By: Brian Marinelli , 10 days ago

    Hi Kristen, Sorry it has taken so long for me to reply.  I'll try to follow along on Twitter once I figure out where the conversations are taking place.  I did enjoy our more facilitated discussions within the MyNCTM space. Brian ------------------------------ ...

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    Thank You!

    By: Matthew Larson 2 days ago

    Thank you! It has been a great honor and a humbling experience to serve as president of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. As I said in my first president’s message, NCTM is its members—a ...

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    Units Coordination (Part 1) - An Introduction

    By: Adrianne Burns 3 days ago

    After my son had collected candy at a parade he wanted to eat some.  I told him he could choose one thing from his bag. He chose a clear zipper bag with 2 packages of Starburst in it.  Each package contained ...

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    Supporting All Learners (Part 1): Grade 1 Mathematicians Explore Subtraction

    By: Jacki Brick 10 days ago

    As a Learning Support teacher, I look for opportunities to connect student thinking to in order to design small group lessons, and adjust my instruction based on their thinking. My role as a Grade 1 Learning ...

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