The Noah Plan Mathematics Curriculum Guide
The Noah Plan Mathematics Curriculum Guide by Arthur Paul Ricciardi, published by the Foundation for American Christian Education in March 2005, is a comprehensive resource designed for K-12 education. This 190-page guide integrates an American abacus-based math curriculum for younger students with a reasoning and problem-solving approach for middle school learners, aiming to connect computation with the science of numbers.
Readers will find that this curriculum emphasizes foundational skills necessary for advanced mathematics, including algebra and calculus. The guide promotes a principle-based approach that encourages students to engage with mathematics meaningfully, reducing the reliance on repetitive drills. By focusing on problem-solving and leadership within a Christian framework, this edition seeks to align mathematical education with broader educational and spiritual goals.
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The Noah Plan® Mathematics Curriculum Guide (K-12) combines an American abacus-based math curriculum (K-4th grade) with a reasoning and problem solving-based middle school curriculum that unite the area of computation with the science of numbers. This combination lays the foundation for students to succeed in their study of higher level mathematics-algebra through calculus. These Christian methods enable learners to take possession of mathematics, thereby minimizing perpetual drill and review. This principle-based curriculum prepares students to become problem solvers and Christian leaders. This guide has restored American Christian mathematics to God’s purpose for His Story.
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