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The document outlines a series of summer workshops offered by the UCSB Department of Mathematics' Center for Mathematical Inquiry, focusing on Number Sense and Early Algebra for grades 1-6. Led by Bill Jacob, these workshops aim to enhance teachers' skills in integrating early algebra concepts into their curriculum through observation, planning sessions, and instructional units. Participants must apply in teams, with a limit of 12 attendees per workshop, and applications are due by May 1, 2010.

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What is math 34A at UCSB?

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What is math 34B UCSB?

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What is math 4A at UCSB?

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What is math 4B at UCSB?

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