Investigations is published by Cuisenaire Dale Seymour Publications. This curriculum makes connections among the core ideas of mathematics, between mathematics and other school subjects, and between mathematics and its applications outside of the classroom. The curriculum is organized around appealing and engaging problems. In solving these problems, students observe and generalize patterns and relationships, a process vital to acquiring a solid understanding of mathematical ideas. Connected mathematics was developed at Michigan State University and is published by Prentice-Hall .
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This program was developed by the Wisconsin Center for Education Research, School of Education, University of Wisconsin-Madison, and the Freudenthal Institute at the University of Utrecht, The Netherlands. Mathematics in Context emphasizes the dynamic, active nature of mathematics and the way mathematics enables students to make sense of their world. Additional information is available from the developer or the publisher . Throughout the 21 units of this curriculum, students experience mathematics as fundamental to human endeavors throughout the world and throughout history. Students explore mathematics as it is used for planning, predicting, designing, creating, exploring, explaining, coordinating, comparing and deciding.