C&I 530: Int'l Trends in Mathematics Teaching and Learning: A Look at the TIMSS Video Study
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Grading

A letter grade (A, B, C, etc.) will be determined on the basis of a composite judgment that considers attendance, thoughtful participation, weekly writings, and the quality of the final annotated bibliography and journal-length paper required for this course. If you anticipate that attendance will be a problem or if it becomes a problem, it is recommended that you drop this course. It is expected that all requirements for the course are met and the assignments are turned in no later than the dates indicated in this syllabus.

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