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Direct linkMcCoy, Leah P. – Mathematics Teacher, 2008
This article presents three mathematics lessons in a social justice setting of learning about poverty. Student activities include budgeting, graphic data representation, and linear regression, all in the context of connecting, communicating, and reasoning about poverty. (Contains 1 table, 5 figures and 6 online resources.)
Descriptors: Poverty, Regression (Statistics), Justice, Mathematics Instruction
