All of CPM's Core Connections curriculum are online and in an easy to use digital format. Use as a direct replacement for printed textbooks or as a companion. CPM eBooks work across all device types and are always there when you need them.
PAUSD Board Policy allows high school students to challenge courses by examination (BP 6155). This examination is aligned to state-adopted content standards in mathematics taught in the course being challenged. If a student successfully challenges a course, a grade based on their results and units will be added to their transcript with a note indicating that the requirement was met by examination.
In accordance with Senate Bill 359, annually, the Board and the Superintendent or designee shall review student data related to placement and advancement in the mathematics courses offered at District high schools to ensure that ninth-grade students who are qualified to progress in mathematics courses based on their performance on objective academic measures are not held back in a disproportionate manner on the basis of their race, ethnicity, gender, or socioeconomic background.
This report provides the Board with information about 2023-24 current ninth-grade enrollment, class size, and associated trends in mathematics courses. This report is based on data from two weeks after the end of the first quarter. In the future, the math placement data will be collected two weeks after the end of the first quarter and will be presented to the Board thereafter.
This study examines one of the most important social concepts and perspectives in mathematics textbooks from first grade to 12thgrade in Palestine, which is gender bias. To achieve the goal of this study, the researcher conducted a quantitative and qualitative content analysis of an interval sample of these textbooks. Content analysis is considered an important method for revealing the strengths and weaknesses of curriculum components. The content analysis addressed the use of gender in names, verbs (actions), pictures, pronouns, and professions. The result confirms a male bias in all aspects of the analysis. The same result was confirmed by the qualitative analysis of profession types mentioned in mathematics textbooks for both females and males. In light of these results, the researcher strongly recommends that the curriculum be reformed to improve the gender balance.
During the 2022-2023 school year, FCS will review resources for textbook adoption for Mathematics in Grades K-12. The following resources are to be reviewed by all teachers and the public from March 27, 2023 - May 5, 2023:
The original 7th and 8th grade textbook materials were created in response to the Math Materials Access Improvement solicitation issued by the Utah State Board of Education in June of 2012. For those materials, Hugo Rossi was the Principal Investigator with Maggie Cummings and David Wiley serving as Co-Principal Investigators. Those materials were a collaborative work with contributors from University of Utah, Utah State University, Snow College, and Weber State College; Jordan, Granite, Davis and Salt Lake City School districts; and many teachers throughout Utah. In particular, we would like to acknowledge the work of the following people and our pilot schools:
Utah State Board of Education funded the 6th grade materials in 2016/2017. Christina Eischeid (writer of 4 chapters) and Eva Serr (writer of 3 chapters) served as lead writers. Maggie Cummings was the PI for the project with Hugo Rossi serving as Co-PI and overseer of the Mathematical foundations. Jonathan Bodrero wrote and edited for both the foundation and workbooks.
The lists on this page represent textbooks approved by the North Carolina State Board of Education. You can access the database and filter by grade, subject , and/or publisher using the NC Adopted Instructional material dashboard. Alternately, you can access the .pdf version for each adoption below:
With the collaboration of five authors and three evaluators who selected after an open invitation and they worked without pay from the middle of April 2017 till the middle of June 2018, the new textbook became reality!
CORRECTION: Due to incorrect information from the Florida Department of Education, a previous version of this report misstated which company published three math textbooks. They are published by Pearson.
Hear from educators in Conestoga Valley School District, PA and how they have found success and a love of mathematics with Stepping Stones 2.0. Conestoga adopted Stepping Stones in 2022 and quickly found success. Principals are seeing high student engagement through discourse and hands on learning, teachers are appreciating the materials and resources as well as the choice in assessment and activities, and students are loving math this year.
Starting this fall and throughout the school year, you can visit Cobb Mathematics Department website to understand what your student is learning, how to support your student, and access to CTLS resources. This school year, your students will have access to custom digital courses grades K-12 in CTLS, textbooks for senior level math courses, and custom worktexts in grades K-8. Physical and digital manipulatives will be used to support hands-on learning and conceptual understanding in K-8 grade classrooms.
Online learning modules are available for students taking courses in 6th-12th grades. No sign-in required and the material is free! Great for students to preview or review the courses that they are taking.
All Siyavula textbook content made available on this site is released under the terms of a Creative Commons Attribution License. Embedded videos, simulations and presentations from external sources are not necessarily covered by this license.
MATHbook + MATHia work in parallel to engage middle school students with various learning experiences they need to truly understand 6-8th grade mathematics, while delivering powerful, real-time insights for teachers and administrators to ensure students are mastering the content.
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