Moses and his five commandments

ASEE Prism | December 1, 2001| | Copyright

Two recent books, including one written by lifelong civil rights activist Robert P. Moses, examine how math is taught. Moses focuses on a program he developed that targets African-American and other minority students.

Radical Equations Math Lamb-Tand Lil Rights by Robert P. Moses and Charles E. Cobb, Jr. (Beacon Press, hard cover) $21; paperback (February 2002) $15.

Multiple Perspectives on Mathematics Teaching and Learning edited by Jo Baker (Ablex Publishing, paperback) $24.95.

It is well documented that American middle and high school students are not as accomplished in mathematics as ...

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