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Teacher Education Around the World The Missouri Middle Mathematics (M3) Project: Stimulating Standards-Based Reform

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    Barbara Reys, Robert Reys, John Beem & Ira Papick

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Reys, B., Reys, R., Beem, J. et al. Teacher Education Around the World The Missouri Middle Mathematics (M3) Project: Stimulating Standards-Based Reform. Journal of Mathematics Teacher Education 2, 215–222 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1009955218540

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