Which of the following statements best describes the math curriculum problem in the United States?
A) Math professors can't teach sufficiently.
B) There has been a clear and unanimous consensus about what should be taught in math classes in the 50 states, but the problem remains about how to teach it.
C) The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) does not test math skills, so we have little data about how our students do in math comparisons.
D) Math is an abstract discipline and with 50 states having their own standards, curricula, and math assessments, designing a national math curriculum is difficult when states can't agree about what should be taught, when math skills should be taught, and how math should be taught.
E) All are correct

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The statement about the difficulty in designing a national math curriculum due to the diversity of standards, curricula, and assessments across 50 states, and the lack of agreement on what, when, and how math should be taught, accurately describes a significant challenge in the U.S. math education system.

Which of the Following Statements Best Describes the Math Curriculum