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Transition to Algebra: A Habits of Mind Approach

Transition to Algebra: A Habits of Mind Approach is a research and development project that provides intervention modules for ninth-grade mathematics students and teachers. These modules provide supplementary materials for Algebra 1 classes (e.g., double-period algebra).

Rather than developing isolated skills and reviewing particular topics, these materials foster the development of mathematical habits of mind—in particular, the algebraic habit of abstracting from calculations, a key unifying idea in the transition from arithmetic to algebra.

Directors: June Mark , E. Paul Goldenberg

Duration: 2009–2013

Website: http://ttalgebra.edc.org/

Funder: National Science Foundation

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  • Solving the Equation for Algebra Readiness
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