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    Improving Mathematics Education in Missouri: There are no silver bullets

    Reys, Barbara
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    2007
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    Abstract
    There is no simple solution to improve student learning opportunities for Missouri students. Rather, we need a “recipe” that will maximize the liklihood of students learning important mathematics.
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