How and What to Teach Students With Disabilities in Mathematics: Controversies and Complexities Raised by the NCTM/CEC Position Statement.

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Title: How and What to Teach Students With Disabilities in Mathematics: Controversies and Complexities Raised by the NCTM/CEC Position Statement.
Authors: Gersten, Russell
Source: Learning Disabilities Research & Practice (Sage Publications Inc.). May2025, Vol. 40 Issue 2, p67-70. 4p.
Subjects: Mathematics education, Students with disabilities, Mathematics students, Learning disabilities, Educational intervention
Abstract: This commentary essay discusses key issues raised by the recent position statement by NCTM and CEC on teaching mathematics to students with disabilities. It focuses on implications for the widely used co-teaching model, concerns with the exclusion of recent findings on evidence based instructional practices. It also raises concerns about how to sensiblity implement the IDEA mandate to align IEPs and instruction to grade level state standards and neglected issues that researchers need to immediately address. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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