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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] WES adopted EnVisionMATH (Singapore Math program) starting this year. I hope the NYT article below (that was posted in another thread) contributes to the discussion. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- September 30, 2010 Making Math Lessons as Easy as 1, Pause, 2, Pause ... By WINNIE HU FRANKLIN LAKES, N.J. — By the time they get to kindergarten, children in this well-to-do suburb already know their numbers, so their teachers worried that a new math program was too easy when it covered just 1 and 2 — for a whole week. “Talk about the number 1 for 45 minutes?” said Chris Covello, who teaches 16 students ages 5 and 6. “I was like, I don’t know. But then I found you really could. Before, we had a lot of ground to cover, and now it’s more open-ended and gets kids thinking.” [ Edited to comply with copyright laws. ] [/quote] Envision is not Singapore Math http://blogs.edweek.org/edweek/curriculum/2009/03/a_skirmish_in_the_math_wars_de.html[/quote]
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