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What Motivates Teachers to Enter and Remain in the Profession?
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November 2001
Performance of Asian and North American Students
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Chinese Math Pedagogy and Practices: What Can We Learn?
May / June 2001
Professional Development: Apple Pie or Raw Rhubarb?
Can I Continue to Be a Teacher?
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Integrate to Make Whole?
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Teacher Preparation: A Never-Ending Quandary
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Algebra? A Gate! A Barrier! A Mystery!
October 1999
Back to the Basics or Forward to the Basics--Which Philosophy Should We Embrace?
May / June 1999
Calculators—What Is Their Place in Mathematics Classrooms?
April 1999
Who Should Determine What You Teach?---(PDF)
November 1998
Tracking—a Help or a Hindrance?
May / June 1998
This Is a Test. It Is Only a Test
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Is Mathematics Necessary? Is Long Division Obsolete?
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