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For his contributions to mathematics education over four decades, Mark Driscoll of Education Development Center, Inc. (EDC), has been awarded the Ross Taylor/Glenn Gilbert National Leadership Award from the National Council of Supervisors of Mathematics (NCSM). Driscoll received the award last month at the annual NCSM conference in San Diego.
Think Math!™, the newest K–5 mathematics curriculum funded by the National
Science Foundation, has a new publisher. The comprehensive curriculum developed
by Education Development Center, Inc. (EDC), will now be published by the
Wisconsin-based School Specialty Educational Publishing Group.
High school students are learning some of the critical thinking and mathematics skills they need to make sensible financial decisions.
This year’s ITEST Summit, STEM Career Development: Nurturing Interest, Persistence & STEM Self-Efficacy, will allow participants to share knowledge, best practices, and findings from the first six years of the National Science Foundation program Information Technology Experiences for Students and Teachers, or ITEST.
A professional development program helps educators connect science and math concepts across grades.