Dallas ISD has adopted a new $8 million math curriculum they hope will help students master and improve math scores.
For three years now, teachers at Anson Jones Elementary have been quietly teaching students different ways of doing math.
"When they started, some of them they didn't know their numbers like they didn't know where the numbers were, the commas, where they were at," said Yamileth Cedillos, teacher."By the end of the year, I saw that they grew slowly but they got there." The change came after the district asked teachers here to use a new curriculum called Eureka, which tosses out the way all of us learned math for something new.
"At first, they struggled, obviously, because it was different. And parents try to help them and the parents will come to me and be like, this is different. I didn't do this when I was in school," said Cedillos.
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