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As NYC encourages more elementary teachers to specialize in math, new research shows the strategy could hurt student learning
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Alex Zimmerman
May 17, 2018
New York
It’s not just about getting the right answer: How a fifth-grade teacher pushes her students in math class
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Christina Veiga
March 30, 2017
New York
This Bronx elementary school is changing the way it teaches math — and it’s showing results
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Christina Veiga
March 10, 2017
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75 schools will overhaul math teaching, a move Fariña says will reduce inequity
By
Monica Disare
February 16, 2016
New York
In first ‘Algebra for All’ effort, city will push schools to centralize fifth grade math
By
Sarah Darville
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Monica Disare
January 7, 2016
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