OER math curriculum from Open Up Resources aces a big test
| Published | 25 January 2018 |
| Publisher | edscoop, Scoop News Group |
| Country | United States, North America |
ABSTRACT
The Illustrative Mathematics curriculum for grades 6-8 has been so well-received that one district switched to it midyear.| Keywords | Assessments · Digital Equity · EdReports · Education IT News · Illustrative Mathematics · K-12 · OER · Open Up Resources · policy |
| Published at | Washington, D.C |
| Refereed | Does not apply |
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| URL | https://edscoop.com/open-up-resources-oer-aces-edreports-review |
| Access date | 2018 |
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