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Title:     Student Work and Teacher Practices in Mathematics
Description:     This report provides a detailed perspective on mathematics achievement and practices in 1996. To illustrate what students know and can do, the report presents examples of student work in five different content strands of mathematics. Information on current instruction in mathematics classes, as reported by students and teachers, also is included. This volume is primarily for teachers, curriculum specialists, and school administrators. A companion report, School Policies and Practices Affecting Instruction in Mathematics, provides information on school policies and other practices affecting mathematics education.
Online Availability:     bullet Browse the Executive Summary of the report.
bullet Download, view and print the Table of Contents and Chapters 1-3 as a pdf file.   
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Cover Date:     March 1999
Web Release:     July 15, 1999  
Print Release:     July 15, 1999
Publication #:     (NCES 1999453)
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Authors:     Julia H. Mitchell, Evelyn F. Hawkins, Pamela M. Jakwerth, and Frances B. Stancavage
Type of Product:     Statistical Analysis Report
Survey/Program Areas:     National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP)
Keywords:     bullet Achievement (student)
    - mathematics
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Mathematics
bullet NAEP
Questions:     For questions about the content of this product, please contact Steve  Gorman.
 
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