Comparisons involving process standards – reasoning/problem-solving, communication and connections – are not included at this time. Differences in how process standards are treated in these two sets of standards would make an alignment inaccurate.
The student extends mathematical thinking across mathematical content 3 areas, and to other disciplines and real life situations.
Component 3.1Use mathematical ideas and
strategies to analyze relationships
within mathematics and in other
disciplines and real life situations.
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Component 3.2Understand the importance of mathematics as a language.
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Component 3.3Make connections by using multiple representations, e.g., analytic, numeric, and geometric.
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Component 3.4 Abstract mathematical models from word problems, geometric problems, and applications.
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