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RESOURCES
for
Ep 15. Modern relevance in the math curriculum
with Brian Conrad

The transcript for this episode is here.

You can listen to the episode here: Chalk & Talk Podcast.

 

Brian Conrad’s public comments on the CMF

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Brian Conrad’s public comments on the CMF 

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Article in The Atlantic

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California's Math Misadventure Is About to Go National by Brian Conrad

 

Articles and programs mentioned in the episode

 

Nova’s The Proof (Fermat’s Last Theorem)

 

Richard P. Feynman:  Judging books by their covers 

 

Skew the Script 

 

The Calculus Project by Adrian Mims

 

The Algebra Project by Bob Moses

 

Dallas ISD's Opt-Out Policy Dramatically Boosts Diversity in its Honors Classes

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Replacing the Calculus Track for Middletown Students Sparks Questions and a Petition from Parents

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Opinion: Middletown's Misguided Math Wars

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CMF and California State Standards

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California State Standards

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California Mathematics Framework

 

UC Board of Admissions and Relations with Schools (BOARS) minutes 

 

BOARS minutes, May 5, 2023

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BOARS minutes, June 2, 2023

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BOARS minutes, July 7, 2023

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BOARS minutes, July 17, 2023

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The July BOARS minutes confirm that BOARS unanimously voted to revoke allowing data science courses to validate Algebra II.

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CSU Senate resolution
 

CSU Senate resolution January 19-20

The resolution from the California State University system faculty regarding the UCLA data science course (Introduction to Data Science).

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Open letters on the CMF

Open letter on K-12 mathematics (signed by over 1700 quantitative professionals)

 

Data science and the high school math curriculum (signed by almost 450 California STEM higher education faculty)

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On San Francisco's anti-acceleration policies
 

Inequity in Numbers - Call for an Investigation:  The Reality Behind SFUSD's Self-Promoted Math Course Sequence (Families for San Francisco) 

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SFUSD’s 10-year experiment in banning 8th-grade Algebra I and other anti-acceleration policies are now the subject of a lawsuit by parents.  The following clip from the May 23, 2023 SFUSD Board meeting shows the superintendent acknowledging that their approach to math is not working. (Full video is here: SFUSD May 23 Meeting.  This clip starts at 2:20:04.)

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Credit to Jazmin Boisclair for this helpful resource page.

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