Student e-membership allows college students interested in math education to access a world of online resources! Student members have access to the full archives of one NCTM school journal, can download 25 articles per year from other NCTM journals, receive discounted registration for NCTM conferences, and more. Membership is $39/year.
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Register now for an online session on August 19, 2008.
Understand the new NCATE program review process for mathematics education programs, receive instructions for program report compilers, and learn about the program report template and how reports are reviewed. Invite your program report team or your institution’s NCATE coordinator to join you.
Speak at the 2009 Annual Meeting Research Presession
Share your research and connect with other scholars at the Annual Meeting Research Presession in Washington, D.C., April 20-22, 2009. Speaker proposals may be submitted until August 11, 2008.
Now you can keep up with what the media is saying about math education. Read the Council's scrolling news feed online, or subscribe to the RSS feed to have it delivered to your computer each day.
Journal for Research in Mathematics Education (JRME)
Children's Mathematical Thinking in Different Classroom Cultures
The effect of classroom interaction patterns on how elementary school students express their mathematical thinking. From the JRME archives.
Attend an NCTM Regional Conference This Fall!
Regional Conferences and Expositions feature more than 200 quality professional development presentations led by mathematics educators and experts, as well as engaging exhibits.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: October 2–3, 2008
Cleveland, Ohio: October 16–17, 2008
Reno, Nevada: November 6–7, 2008
NCTM's 2011 Yearbook
The 73rd NCTM Yearbook, Motivation and Disposition: Pathways to Learning Mathematics, will emphasize the importance of motivating students to learn and develop positive dispositions toward mathematics. Share your ideas with teachers, school leaders, teacher educators, curriculum developers, and researchers--submit a manuscript by December 1, 2008. Learn more.
 | NCTM Executive Director Jim Rubillo has announced that he will retire on July 31, 2009. Rubillo, who has been executive director since 2001, was joined by NCTM President Hank Kepner in making the announcement to the Board of Directors and staff at a reception on July 25. |