CCSS Table of Links to Information and Reports | AMTE

	General
General Background	Common Core Standards Initiative Standards for Mathematics Appendix A for High School Mathematics Common Core Initiative Joint Task Force Report (NCTM, AMTE, NCSM, ASSM) Making It Happen (NCTM)
Curriculum	Curriculum Analysis Project Progressions Documents Illustrative Mathematics Project Moving Forward Together: Curriculum & Assessment and the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics
Assessment	Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC) Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium Mathematics Assessment Project Moving Forward Together: Curriculum & Assessment and the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics
Instruction	Inside Mathematics Making It Happen (NCTM)
Technology	NCTM Core Math Tools
Practices	Illustrating the Standards for Mathematical Practice
Implications for Research	A Priority Research Agenda for Understanding the Influence of the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics
Higher Education	The Common Core State Standards and Teacher Preparation: The Role of Higher Education
Professional Development	Inside Mathematics Supporting Implementation of the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics: Recommendations for Professional Development Gearing up for the Common Core State Standards in Mathematics
Teacher Education	CBMS Mathematical Education of Teachers II (draft) The Common Core State Standards and Teacher Preparation: The Role of Higher Education White Paper on Mathematical Education of Teachers

Connections

Timely, important updates for mathematics teacher educators.

Spring 2025

What an amazing conference hosted in Reno this year! We hope that the energy and learning from it has inspired you during this Spring semester. This issue of AMTE Connections looks back on all the work at the conference but also looks forward. Our new president, Farshid Safi, continues the discussion on moving beyond transactional relationships, and STaR Fellows discuss their work around the 5 Practices. And don't forget it's never too early to think about the 2026 conference in Portland. The proposal portal opens in April!

Matt Chedister, Connections Editor