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From: Chris <warren.chisler@msn.com> To: Teacher2Teacher Public Discussion Date: 2005021716:54:12 Subject: Re: Everyday Math Hello, I have been reading the discussion on the Chicago Math series and I thought that I should write something. I am a direct product of the Chicago Math program. I started the program in 6th grade and was in it all through high school. I went on to college to study Engineering and did very well. I think that the Chicago Program is a good one, and for those who worry about the student how don't get much help at home. I grew up on a farm in the hills of West Virginia where neither of my parents had any college education, nor could they help me with homework in any subject past elementary school. I think students can learn from the program and do well even when they don't come from an ideal social background. I contribute my success to my teachers’ ability to use the Chicago Math series; I fear that to many math teachers today do not have the mathematical background to teach a series like this. Teachers must continue their education in order to better prepare students.
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