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This volume contains papers from the Second International Curriculum Conference sponsored by the Center for the Study of Mathematics Curriculum (CSMC). The intended audience includes policy makers, curriculum developers, researchers, teachers, teacher trainers, and anyone else interested in school mathematics curricula.

Preface vii
1 Introductions
1(6)
PART I Early Algebra
2 Early Algebraic Thinking: The Case of Equivalence in an Early Algebraic Context
7(24)
Elizabeth Warren
3 A Brief Essay on the Need to Consider the "Superficial" Aspects of Learning Algebra
31(14)
Romulo Lins
4 Early Algebra
45(18)
Maria L. Blanton
5 A Davydov Approach to Early Mathematics
63(10)
Barbara J. Dougherty
PART II Algebra Using Computer Algebra Systems (CAS)
6 Technology and the Yin and Yang of Teaching and Learning Mathematics
73(20)
Bernhard Kutzler
7 CAS and the Future of the Algebra Curriculum
93(16)
Kaye Stacey
8 Algebra in the Age of CAS: Implications for the High School Curriculum: Examples from the CME Project
109(20)
Al Cuoco
9 A Perspective on the Future of Computer Algebra Systems in School Algebra
129(18)
M. Kathleen Heid
PART III 3-D Geometry
10 Three-Dimensional Citizens Do Not Deserve a Flatlanders' Education: Curriculum and 3-D Geometry
147(8)
Claudi Alsina
11 Manipulating 3D Objects in a Computer Environment
155(14)
Jean-Marie Laborde
12 Algebra and Geometry: From Two to Three Dimensions
169(14)
Thomas F. Banchoff
13 Thoughts on Elementary Students' Reasoning about 3-D Arrays of Cubes and Polyhedra
183(20)
Michael T. Battista
PART IV Linking Algebra and Geometry
14 Linking Geometry and Algebra in the School Mathematics Curriculum
203(14)
Keith Jones
15 Linking Geometry and Algebra through Dynamic and Interactive Geometry
217(14)
Colette Laborde
16 Linking Algebra and Geometry: The Dynamic Geometry Perspective
231(12)
Nicholas Jackiw
17 Linking Algebra and Geometry in the Interactive Mathematics Program
243(10)
Diane Resek
PART V Panel of Practitioners and Curriculum Developers
18 Making Future Trends Realities In US Classrooms
253(6)
Diane J. Briars
19 Tools, Technologies, and Trajectories
259(8)
Douglas H. Clements
20 Future Trends in School Algebra and Geometry: Reflections on the Vision of Experts
267(6)
James Fey
21 Thoughts From a Classroom Teacher
273(4)
Jim Mamer
22 Restoring and Balancing
277(10)
William McCallum
PART VI Reflections by Conference Attendees
23 Insights into Dynamic Mathematical Learning Environments
287(8)
Sarah J. Hicks
Melissa D. McNaught
J. Matt Switzer
24 Instrumental Genesis and Future Research in School Algebra and Geometry
295(10)
Daniel J. Ross
25 Closing Remarks: Reflections from a Retiring Mathematics Curriculum Developer
305(8)
Zalman Usiskin
Appendices
Conference Schedule
313(5)
Biographies of Presenters
318(11)
Attendees
329