Multiculutral literature as a context for problem solving: Children and parents Learning together

The project Mathematics: Application and Reasoning Skills (MARS) addresses systemic reform in the elementary mathematics program of the Baltimore City Public School System. The Literature/Mathematics Program is one of the MARS project's mechanisms to help parents become aware of the changes tha...

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Beliefs
Childrens literature
Clinical Supervision (of Teachers)
Community Involvement
Community Relations
Educational Change
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Family (Sociological Unit)
Limited English Speaking
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Multiculturalism & pluralism
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Problem Solving
Professional Development
Public Schools
Socioeconomic Status
Supervision
Teaching
Thinking Skills
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