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Articles in May 2000 issue of School Science and Mathematics

When are we ever going to use this? Lessons from a mathematics methods course
by Taylor, P Mark
A brief history of algebraic notation
by Stallings, Lynn
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Publishing in a professional journal: For reasons of tenure or just plain spreading the word
by Lederman, Norman G; Niess, Margaret L
Effects of a science intervention program on middle-grade student achievement and attitudes
by Parker, Verilette; Gerber, Brian
Alignment of elementary geometry curriculum with current standards
by Pickreign, Jamar; Capps, Lelon R

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