The U.S. Relationship with Math... It’s Complicated

Update: 2015-03-18

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The U.S. typically gets a bad rap when it comes to how our students score in mathematics. Kate and Dave explore whether we really deserve it by looking at the results of three national or global assessments: the NAEP, the TIMSS, and the PISA.

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The U.S. Relationship with Math... It’s Complicated

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The U.S. Relationship with Math... It’s Complicated