CME Project

EDC’s CME Project is a National Science Foundation–funded high school mathematics curriculum. It is wrapped around a familiar course sequence of algebra 1, geometry, algebra 2, and precalculus and meets the dual goals of mathematical rigor and accessibility for all students. CME Project achieves these goals through innovative, research-based instruction; problem-based, student-centered curriculum; engaging lessons that focus on developing students’ habits of mind; and an accessible approach to capturing and engaging students of all ability levels.

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Authors:

Al CuocoAnna Baccaglini-FrankJean BensonNancy Antonellis D'AmatoWayne HarveyBowen KerinsDoreen KildayRyota MatsuuraSarah SwordKevin Waterman

Services:

Design & Development

Services:

Design & Development

Media Type:

Website

Resource Type:

Curricula

Focus Area:

Education Workforce & SystemsElementary & Secondary EducationSTEM Education & Workforce Development

Date:

2009

Region:

United States

Our Purpose

We work with partners worldwide to advance every person’s journey to learn, work, and be well.

Learn

Ignite curiosity to explore, question, and unlock innovation

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Work

Develop economic opportunities that drive progress

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Be Well

Build foundations for resilient, thriving communities

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