The number of curriculum reforms teachers reported having experienced was not related significantly to either their Factor 1 constructivist teaching beliefs or Factor 2 beliefs about the beauty of mathematics. Furthermore, teacher age, qualifications and length of experience in teaching mathematics were not related significantly to Factor 1, Factor 2 or any of the 10 teaching practices measured in the survey. However, the number of reforms experienced was related significantly to four teaching practices (see Table 4). Teachers who scored highly on the number of reforms experienced needed to know what students understood in mathematics more often. They also reported using tests, computers, and the internet more frequently with students.