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Title I Teachers and Schools

To assist Title I teachers, administrators, schools, and parents, NCTM offers the following collection of resources.

From:	Mathematics in Today's World Why is Math Important? What Families Can Do Questions to Support Math Homework Families Ask - "Why aren't students learning to add, subtract, multiply, and divide like we did?"
From:	What Information and Resources Should be Communicated to Families? Ways to Communicate with Families What to Look for in a Classroom
From:	Addressing the Needs of All Students Research Findings for English Language Learners Keeping in Contact With Students' Families
From:	Tips for Families (In English and Spanish!) Families and School Families and Homework Families and Support
Intervention Resources	NCTM Resources on Intervention including Guidelines for Creating and Selecting a Program Intervention News Bulletin Column Articles on Intervention

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