A report on the original TIMSS curriculum analysis labeled the U.S. mathematics curriculum “a mile wide and an inch deep” ( Schmidt, McKnight, & Raizen, 1996, p.62 ), meaning it was found to be unfocused, pursuing in a great deal of repetition. They found the U.S. curriculum attempted to do everything and, as a consequence, rarely provided depth of study, making reteaching all too common.
A report on the original TIMSS curriculum analysis labeled the U.S. mathematics curriculum “a mile wide and an inch deep” ( Schmidt, McKnight, & Raizen, 1996, p.62 ), meaning it was found to be unfocused, pursuing in a great deal of repetition. They found the U.S. curriculum attempted to do everything and, as a consequence, rarely provided depth of study, making reteaching all too common.
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