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Math Overview (Slide Show Version)

Let's take a systems view of the math curriculum. First, you have information inputs or content area. Next, you have the types of thinking or processing that students must learn. These first two components interact to produce student learning, which is the output. Finally, you have classroom and state performance assessments. These provide feedback on how your students are progressing.
 

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