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	<title>Comments on: Dance of the Math Lemons</title>
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		<title>By: Allison Rosenberg</title>
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		<dc:creator>Allison Rosenberg</dc:creator>
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		<description>Math Education: An Inconvenient Truth:
Meteorologist M. J. McDermott presents vivid illustrations of the problems with fuzzy math,
using specific examples from Everyday Math and TERC Investigations.  I was almost in tears when I viewed this video.
I couldn&#039;t put into words why my Montessori kids were not getting the math and science they needed when we entered a
local public school in third grade.  The third grade class stayed on value placement for two months. I could see my
daughter disinterest in math immediately.  We have moved to a private school, but even there I don&#039;t feel
the academics are strong enough.  My family thinks I&#039;m crazy and too demanding of the schools. The school put her in
a gifted program-what?  why weren&#039;t all of these children functioning at the same level.  I was appalled.  It was
as if they were trying to make me feel good by this statement, when in actuality I realized they didn&#039;t have a clue
how to create an environment worth learning about.  Thank you for putting into words(video) what I could not. Thankyou.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Math Education: An Inconvenient Truth:<br />
Meteorologist M. J. McDermott presents vivid illustrations of the problems with fuzzy math,<br />
using specific examples from Everyday Math and TERC Investigations.  I was almost in tears when I viewed this video.<br />
I couldn&#8217;t put into words why my Montessori kids were not getting the math and science they needed when we entered a<br />
local public school in third grade.  The third grade class stayed on value placement for two months. I could see my<br />
daughter disinterest in math immediately.  We have moved to a private school, but even there I don&#8217;t feel<br />
the academics are strong enough.  My family thinks I&#8217;m crazy and too demanding of the schools. The school put her in<br />
a gifted program-what?  why weren&#8217;t all of these children functioning at the same level.  I was appalled.  It was<br />
as if they were trying to make me feel good by this statement, when in actuality I realized they didn&#8217;t have a clue<br />
how to create an environment worth learning about.  Thank you for putting into words(video) what I could not. Thankyou.</p>
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