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Everyone Can Learn Math

Join Sam Bowne, a dedicated Math teacher, as he shares insights on closing math achievement gaps among diverse students. Learn about his successful methods and results, showing improvement in algebra proficiency among special education students. Watch his presentation and get inspired to make a positive impact on math education. Visit the link for more information on his book and the failure of math education.

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Everyone Can Learn Math

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  1. Everyone Can Learn Math Sam BowneMath, Science, CTE Teacher's Conference

  2. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crOL0nMGuHU

  3. His Book • http://goo.gl/8K2a9

  4. Failure of Math Education • Only 8% - 10% of African American and Latino students are proficient in algebra • 2008 California Standards Test of algebra

  5. Special Education Students • In 2007, he taught students with learning disabilities and behavioral challenges • Majority were African American and Latino • Many from single-parent or parentless homes • Attention deficit disorder • Mild cerebral palsy • Math skills at 3rd grade level

  6. Results • Final exam in December 2007 • Algebra scores • His Special Ed class: 57% • District-wide average: 43%

  7. Achievement Gaps Closed • Racial • African American and Latino students scored above California's Caucasian students • Income • His low-income students scored above California Economically Advantaged students

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