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Line 32: ==Current curriculum use== Burt Kaufman, a mathematics curriculum specialist, headed the team at SIU writing CSMP. He eventually started the Institute for Mathematics & Computer Science (IMACS). IMACS appears to use elements of the program in their "Mathematics Enrichment" program. For instance, mini-computers and "Eli the Elephant" are present in the IMACS material. IMACS is a private education business focusing on the instruction of students from first grade through high school.{{cn\|date=April 2016}}https://www.imacs.org/about/news/burt-kaufman.html ~~CSMP is also used by some homeschooling families either as a core math program or for enrichment exercises. One of the main benefits to homeschoolers is that the materials are freely available.~~ ==References== *[http://stern.buffalostate.edu/Evaluation/1984CSMPFinalReport.pdf CSMP final evaluation report]

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