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How are 11 math principles implemented across the nation, and what are the most critical areas for improvement?
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Stories of Successful Principles in Action
See how some states are already demonstrating success in improving math outcomes.
Stories of Successful Principles in Action
See how some states are already demonstrating success in improving math outcomes.
Educator Preparation Programs (EPP) Alignment
IOWA
Iowa requires alignment between EPP required coursework and National Math Panel recommendations, includes evidence-based instructional methods and builds all 4 Strands of Math Proficiency.
Elementary Math Coaches
ALABAMA
Alabama’s Numeracy Act assigns each elementary school a math coach trained in evidence-based practices. Coaches support teachers with data-driven development focused on the 4 Strands of Math Proficiency: conceptual understanding, procedural fluency, real-world problem-solving skills, and productive dispositions—building school-wide capacity.
Math Professional Development (PD)
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