AMME and Math Standards
The Principals and Standards for School Mathematics assembled by the NCTM in 2000 are comprised of five Content Standards and five Process Standards. Wisconsin’s Model of Academic Standards adopted in 1998 are very closely aligned with the NCTM’s national math standards.
The following chart displays how the NCTM National Math Standards and Wisconsin’s Model of Academic Standards are aligned.
NCTM’s Principals and Standards
CONTENT STANDARDS
Number and Operations
Algebra
Geometry
Measurement
Data Analysis/Probability
PROCESS STANDARDS
Problem Solving
Reasoning and Proof
Communication
Connections
Representation
Wisconsin’s Math Standards
CONTENT STANDARDS
B. Number Operations and Relationships
F. Algebraic Relationships
C. Geometry
D. Measurement
E. Statistics and Probability
PROCESS STANDARDS
A.12.5 Explains solutions to problems…
A.12.1 Use reasoning to…
A.12.2 Communicate…
A.12.3 Connect…
A.12.4 Use appropriate math vocabulary…
Why Wisconsin Standards?
See the Wisconsin Math Standards along with its benchmarks.
See how AMME’s handouts and labs are matched with the Wisconsin Standards for:
• Course 1
• Course 2 – including Unit 21