About Everyday Mathematics
Everyday Mathematics is a comprehensive Pre-K through grade 6 mathematics program developed by the University of Chicago School Mathematics Project and published by McGraw-Hill Education. Every year in the US, about 220,000 classrooms are using Everyday Mathematics.
Everyday Mathematics Quickfacts
Find out useful facts about the Everyday Mathematics curriculum, its development, its usage statistics, and more.
Why It Works
Discover how Everyday Mathematics' research-based and field-tested approach is effective in developing children’s understandings and skills that produce life-long mathematical power.
Everyday Mathematics History and Development
Learn more about how the Everyday Mathematics curriculum came to be. Here you can view the timeline of Everyday Mathematics development, learn about the research that became the foundation of Everyday Mathematics, and read about the backgrounds of the team of Everyday Mathematics creators and authors.
About the Publisher
Everyday Mathematics is published by McGraw-Hill Education. The company employs a complete development, marketing, sales, and customer service staff to support Everyday Mathematics.
Research Foundation, Development, and Results
Access papers and bibliographies explaining the research basis of the curriculum and its implementation, as well as reports of Everyday Mathematics success stories.
Understanding Everyday Mathematics
This section answers many of the questions teachers, parents, and administrators may have about the Everyday Mathematics philosophy, and curriculum. For example, how does Everyday Mathematics view the role of games or calculators in elementary mathematics education?
How to Order
Want to order Everyday Mathematics materials? Either contact the Everyday Mathematics publisher, McGraw-Hill Education, or view our ordering page to find a sales representative in your area, order materials, or request a printed catalog.
Contact
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