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Revision as of 11:23, 13 January 2014
Mortensen Math was developed by Jerry Mortensen (V.J. Mortensen) while working as a Montessori elementary teacher in the 1970's. It is also called More Than Math.
Sources
Mortensen Math Direct
As far as I can tell, this is the official Mortensen Math website, but it is such an awful site that it is almost impossible to find anything on it. It looks like it was designed in the mid-nineties as hasn't been updated since.
Crewton Ramone's House of Math
This is the website of Ben Rogers who worked as a teacher trainer under Jerry Mortensen. There are several videos available for free, and many additional videos are available with a password ($5/1 month, $10/3 months, $15/6 months, $24/1 year).
Math-U-See
Math-U-See is based on Mortensen Math, but the lessons are more structured and formal. They also more closely follow the order of skills as they would be taught in traditional schools. It was developed by Steve Demme after being trained in the Mortensen Math method. This is widely available as a homeschool curriculum.
Geoff White
This is the website of Geoff White who developed his own teacher's handbook for teaching Mortensen Math ($79).
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