The NCTM Standards describes teaching mathematics in which of the following ways?
a) A profession that lends itself to "recipes" for success.
b) A profession in which it is fairly easy to help teachers become effective.
c) A complex profession with no universal approaches that work for all.
d) A profession with enough research to know what works with virtually all students, most of the time.
e) A profession with little valid research to drive day-to-day decisions.
C
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