Mathematics: Modeling Our World (MMOW), a grades 9-12 curriculum. This curriculum encourages students to learn and use mathematical tools to explore a broad range of real-world themes. MMOW units are constructed from contemporary contexts, and are arranged by context and application rather than mathematical topic. The student-centered curriculum materials use a discovery approach and promote collaborative learning and integration with other content areas.

Each course of the MMOW curriculum offers additional resources to supplement the textbook:

• Annotated Teacher's Edition
• Teacher’s Resources in easy-to-use 3-ring binder which contains:
  Teacher’s Guide
  Handouts
  Supplemental Activities
  Assessment Problems
  Transparencies
• Solutions Manual
• CD-Rom with calculator and computer software written specifically for MMOW
• Video with segments to accompany each unit

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Written specifically for high school courses, Discrete Mathematics Through Applications is designed to help you put the established NCTM Standards for Discrete Math to work in your classroom, in a way that promotes active learning, critical thinking, and fully-engaged student participation. With this text, students will see the connections among mathematical topics and real-life events and situations, while sharpening their problem solving, mathematical reasoning and communication skills.
The new edition adds new topics and significantly revised exercise sets, plus a new companion Web site and enhanced supplements.
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The leading applied text for the liberal arts mathematics course returns, ready to help students develop the mathematical literacy needed to vote smartly, shop wisely, plan finances, and support their opinions. In the new edition you will find a wealth of new and updated content, enhanced pedagogy, and expanded media options, including the new MathPortal. Energize your classroom with real-world problem solving! Get FAPP!
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An innovative course that offers students an exciting new perspective on mathematics, Modeling With Mathematics explores how mathematics can help explore problems real people encounter in their jobs and lives. Mathematical modeling and a data-driven approach to exploring functions helps students deepen their mathematical skills and maturity. Modeling With Mathematics: A Bridge To Algebra II has been designed for students who have completed Algebra I or Algebra I and Geometry but need review practice and motivation to succeed in Algebra II. In addition the course gives students a look ahead to many Algebra II topics.
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An innovative course that offers students an exciting new perspective on mathematics, Mathematical Models with Applications explores the same types of problems that math professionals encounter daily. The modeling process--forming a theory, testing it, and revisiting it based on the results of the test--is critical for learning how to think mathematically. Demonstrating this ability can open up a wide range of educational and professional opportunities for students. Mathematical Models with Applications has been designed for students who have completed Algebra I or Geometry and see this as the final course in their high school mathematics sequence, or who would like additional math preparation before Algebra II.
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College Algebra: Modeling Our World in the COMAP tradition, contemporary applications and mathematical modeling are presented in novel ways to help teach and motivate students. Throughout the text, students explore a number of essential concepts and develop important modeling, data analysis, and problem-solving skills necessary to prepare them for the future.
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Since the 1980s the "typical" college student profile has been changing as more non-traditional students have started their higher education later in life. Some students are entering their post-secondary education after a period of time in the work force, others after starting a family. Often students who have been away from school for extended lengths of time need to refresh and rebuild their mathematical skills and their confidence in their ability to solve challenging problems. Likewise, traditional students need to hone their mathematical skills to enter today's competitive job market. Developmental mathematics courses are offered as the first step in student success in mathematics-related programs.
Students in developmental mathematics courses are particularly in need of course materials that are written at an appropriate reading level and capture adults' interests. It is important to keep in mind that these students often bring with them life experiences, particularly from the workplace, that can be used to connect the mathematics taught in the classroom to their worlds. Yet many developmental mathematics programs simply present concepts and ask students to replicate the results while working through voluminous end-of-section exercises.
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Precalculus: Modeling Our World uses contemporary applications and the modeling process to teach and motivate students in a high school precalculus course. Using real-world applications, students explore the essential concepts and develop data analysis and problem-solving skills that they need in their future studies and career. 
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Principles and Practices of Mathematics is a new first course for math and client department majors designed to replace the introductory calculus courses. Using broad themes in mathematics such as growth and change, the course stresses mathematics as subject much broader than calculus.
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Real problems related to agriculture are the basis for teaching and learning mathematics in this program. Problems are drawn from agriculture literature, economists, farms, business persons, and a variety of agriculture professionals. Mathematical skill areas are those used widely in agricultural settings.
Features: Flexibility in teaching and classroom management, units are appropriate for full class, individual, or small group work. Different types of units, provide for variety in daily work. Standard student worksheets units table and graphical interpretation units mini-research projects units solutions are given with the exercises in teacher's edition. no looking in a separate place. Video introduces many units.   Learn More

CD-ROM & VHS $75.00

CD-ROM & DVD $75.00

Prepare your elementary schools for implementing the NCTM Standards! COMAP has developed materials that local school personnel can use to conduct professional development workshops for elementary teachers. The materials address the mathematics and pedagogy underlying several innovative elementary school programs based on the NCTM Standards.

Bridges includes approximately 60 two-hour sessions that staff developers can combine flexibly to design workshops to meet local needs and resources. The materials consist of three groups of sessions, a handbook, and videotapes.
Each of the Bridges units includes a detailed Staff Developer’s Guide, masters for handouts and overhead transparencies, and materials lists. Some units include a video.  Learn More

Staff Developers Guide: Mathematics for Elementary Teachers sessions are designed for teachers who are using any standards-based curriculum or are preparing to make new curriculum choices.  Learn More

Includes: 19 Workshop Sessions /
Mathematics Handbook / 1 DVD Video
$111.00

Staff Developer's Guide: Everyday Mathematics sessions are designed to support teachers who are using the curriculum of the same name developed by the University of Chicago School Mathematics Project.

Includes: 11 Workshop Sessions

Staff Developer's Guide: Investigations in Number, Data, and Space ® sessions are designed for teachers using the Investigations curriculum developed at TERC.  Learn More

Includes: 16 Workshop Sessions /
/ 50 Unit Guides / 2 DVD Videos

Print & DVD $165.00

CD-ROM & DVD $99.00

The Bridges Mathematics Handbook is a collection of essays about mathematical topics that support and enrich participants' mathematical content knowledge. It is designed to supplement any of the above units, or can be used as a stand-alone reference book.

$28.00

Includes:

• Staff Developer's Guide: Mathematics for Elementary Teachers
  (19 Workshop Sessions / Mathematics Handbook / 1 DVD Video)
• Staff Developer's Guide: Everyday Mathematics
  (11 Workshop Sessions)
• Staff Developer's Guide: Investigations
  (16 Workshop Sessions / 50 Unit Guides / 2 DVD Videos)

CD-ROM & DVD $219.00

Includes:

• Staff Developer’s Guide: Mathematics for Elementary Teachers
  (19 Workshop Sessions / Mathematics Handbook / 1 DVD Video)
• Staff Developer’s Guide: Investigations
  (16 Workshop Sessions / 50 Unit Guides / 2 DVD Videos)

Print & DVD $255.00

CD-ROM & DVD $149.00

Includes:

• Staff Developer’s Guide: Mathematics for Elementary Teachers
  (19 Workshop Sessions / Mathematics Handbook / 1 DVD Video)
• Staff Developer’s Guide: Everyday Mathematics
  (11 Workshop Sessions)

CD-ROM & DVD $105.00

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