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Download full textMartinez, Mara V.; Bragelman, John; Stoelinga, Timothy – Mathematics Educator, 2016
The primary goal of the Intensified Algebra I (IA) program is to enable mathematically underprepared students to successfully complete Algebra I in 9th grade and stay on track to meet increasingly rigorous high school mathematics graduation requirements. The program was designed to bring a range of both cognitive and non-cognitive supports to bear…
Descriptors: Algebra, Secondary School Mathematics, High School Students, Readiness
