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From: Brenda Benson <brenda.benson@princeton,k12.mn.us>
To: Teacher2Teacher Public Discussion
Date: 2002042312:17:11
Subject: Everyday Math-How to generate support
Dear Blair-
Hi! My name is Brenda Benson and I teach 3rd grade in Princeton,
Minnesota. We are currently adopting a new math program and one of
our options in Everyday Math. As I have looked over the materials
I've become very excited about the positive aspects I see in this
integrated approach to math. Unfortunately, other staff members only
see that this program is radically different to the current
traditional program we have in place. I am a member of the committee
that will decide which approach we will take, traditional or
integrated, and was wondering if you had any ideas of how I could help
my staff see the value in this new approach. How do I sell them on
what they see as "new" math? Any input you would have would be
greatly appreciated! Thanks, Brenda
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