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The Early Republic
The World Stage
The Cold War
The Information Age
Resources
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In the 1990s, the number of students attending elementary school rose, and preschool enrollments
soared. Manufacturers responded with a wide range of “manipulatives”
for classroom use.
As computers and other
electronic devices became commonplace in math teaching, courses in
subjects ranging from arithmetic to calculus were reshaped to take
advantage of these tools. Teachers emphasized the importance of basic
understanding of numbers, measurement, and methods of problem-solving.
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