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Common Mathematics Standards in the United States

Shannon Dingman, Dawn Teuscher, Jill A. Newton, Lisa Kasmer

The Elementary School JournalApr 23, 2013
Abstract

This article reports the findings from a comparative analysis that examined several mathematical content strands, reasoning processes, and emphasis on technology in prior K–8 state mathematics standards and the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics (CCSSM). Various methodological tools were utilized to compare and contrast CCSSM with prior state standards. Results suggest four primary types of shifts in CCSSM when compared to prior state standards: (1) changes in grade level(s) at which some mathematical content is taught, (2) changes in the number of grade levels in which particular mathematical topics appear, (3) changes in emphasis (increased/decreased) on particular mathematical topics, and (4) changes in the nature and level of reasoning expectations.

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AuthorAffiliationh-indexCitations
Shannon DingmanUniversity of Arkansas at Fayetteville10350
Dawn TeuscherBrigham Young University11389
Jill A. NewtonPurdue University West Lafayette8228
Lisa KasmerGrand Valley State University8218

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