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You got a very good description of the Chicago Math program from Marielouise, particularly for secondary. I've taught the elementary level now for 5 years in grades 1-5. The program was funded by among other entities the NSF. Besides being called Chicago Math , the elem. component is known as Everyday Math. It is an exciting program that takes a real life approach to math. The students are challenged to extend themselves and find alternative solutions to problems. The curriculum takes a spiral approach rather than a straight- line unit approach. If you have more questions, feel free to send them in or call the 800 number Marielouise gave you. -Judy, for the Teacher2Teacher service
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