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Line 30: ==Current curriculum use== Burt Kaufman, a mathematics curriculum specialist, headed the team at Southern Illinois University writing CSMP. In July 1993, he started the Institute for Mathematics and Computer Science (IMACS) with his son and two colleagues. IMACS uses elements of the EM and CSMP programs in their "Mathematics Enrichment" program. For instance, Minicomputers 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. Including online courses, IMACS currently serves over 4,000 students across the U.S. and in over ten countries.<ref>[https://www.imacs.org/home/about-us/burt-kaufman/ Burt Kaufman: An Appreciation – IMACS]</ref> ~~<ref>[https://www.imacs.org/home/about-us/burt-kaufman/ Burt Kaufman: An Appreciation – IMACS]</ref>~~ CSMP is also used by some homeschooling families either as a core math program or for enrichment exercises.

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