Nonprofit introduces platform-neutral, problem-based 6-8 math curriculum
Walker, Richard W.

Published29 August 2017
Publisheredscoop, Scoop News Group
CountryUnited States, North America

ABSTRACT
Illustrative Mathematics is available free to districts as open educational resource.

Keywords common core · Illustrative Mathematics · Open Up

Published atWashington, D.C
RefereedDoes not apply
URLhttps://edscoop.com//nonprofit-introduces-platform-neutral-problem-based-6-8-math-curriculum
Access date3/15/2018
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