Integrated Mathematics Choices and Challenges

Assists educators of all levels, and others, by delving into broad issues in, and perspectives on, integrated mathematics: it includes information on how to plan for, implement, and assess curricula for integrated mathematics; covers classroom examples of integrated mathematics; and presents challenges and implications of teaching integrated mathematics, describing the respective roles and responsibilities of various stakeholders in successfully implementing an integrated curriculum. The heart of the content deals with teaching meaningful significant, and useful mathematics by using an integrated approach, thereby enabling students to view major mathematical ideas from more than one perspective and to use a variety of tools and approaches in trying to understand new topics of solving problems.McGraw, Sue Ann is the author of 'Integrated Mathematics Choices and Challenges' with ISBN 9780873535304 and ISBN 0873535308.