The Washington Post has been undergoing design changes, so I nearly missed the Local Opinions piece by Eric Walstein, “Montgomery’s Math Miscalculation,” hidden in the Metro section of today’s paper. Walstein is a teacher in the vaunted MCPS Science, Mathematics, Computer Science high school magnet program and he has some damning words for what’s been [...]
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“Montgomery’s Math Miscalculation” – Read It.
Posted in Gifted, In the News, School, tagged acceleration, curriculum, education, elementary school, Gifted, Gifted - Montgomery & Fairfax County GROUPS, high school, highly gifted, magnet program, math, MCPS, middle school, montgomery county, NCLB, School, teacher on March 1, 2009 | 8 Comments »
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