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“Ramp-Up Mathematics is a short-cut to pre-algebra and algebra for students who don’t have time to start over.”
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— Phil Daro, Senior Fellow for Mathematics, the National Center on Education and the Economy |
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Ramp-Up to Algebra students become better learners, because develop the habits of mind and activity that characterize effective learners.
- Ramp-Up students become active learners whose primary focus is doing mathematics.
- Students work individually, in small groups, and intensively with partners every day.
- Students become problem-solving enthusiasts, rarely satisfied with working a problem just once.
- They become mathematical sleuths who let no error stand, tracking errors down to their source.
- They are vocal learners, routinely discussing and sometimes debating their strategies.
- They are productive and contributive learners, asking questions, offering challenges, and connecting related ideas.
- They are academic communicators, using the proper technical terms and definitions to express their reasoning.
- Students become comfortable with expressing mathematical ideas, even when flawed or half-formed.
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