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Description: The Foundations for Success project will enhance elementary mathematics teacher effectiveness through large-scale implementation of an evidence-based, mathematics teacher professional-development program called Cognitively Guided Instruction (CGI).

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Measuring teacher Beliefs about Mathematics Teaching and Learning (B-MTL): B-MTL Instrument, Data, Syntax, Item Parameters, and Scoring Procedures

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Grades 3–5 Mathematical Knowledge for Teaching (MKT) Test: Data, Syntax, Item Parameters, and Scoring Procedures

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Mathematics Anxiety and Attitudes Scales for Students (MAASS)

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Mathematics–Cognition, Language, Interaction, and Problem Solving (M-CLIPS)–Observation Instrument

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