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Following is a selection of presentations from the Joint Mathematics Meetings, 8-11 January 1997, San Diego, CA.

Organizers:
MAA Session
Development Programs That Work
Mercedes McGowen, William Rainey Harper College mmcgowen@harper.cc.il.us
Jacqueline B. Giles-Giron, Houston Community College
- Applied Algebra at Augsburg College: What Makes it Work?
Suzanne I. Doree, Augsburg College- Geometry: A Problem Solving Approach
Rose M. Dubec, Purdue University Calumet
Marcia K. Wallace, South Suburban College- Empowering graduate student instructors and students in their developmental classes: providing opportunities for teacher development in response to different styles of student learning.
Elena Anne Marchisotto, California State University, Northridge- Intermediate Algebra: Learning Concepts via Technology
Edward A. Gallo, Indiana University East
Marilyn Reba and Dianna Zook- The Silent Treatment: An Attempt to Bridge the Distance Between "At-Risk" Students and Mathematics
Teri J Murphy, University of Oklahoma- The NKATE Reform Algebra Project
Lillie F Crowley, Lexington Community College
Darrell H Abney, Maysville Community College- Developmental Research as the Basis for Instructional Development
Erna Yackel, Purdue University Calumet
Diana Underwood Gregg, Purdue University Calumet- Changing the Unwritten Social Contract: What Happens when youRenegotiate It?
Mercedes Anne McGowen
- Implementing Change at your Pace
James T. Sandefur, Georgetown University- Distance Learning: Perceptions of Algebra I Teachers
Connie H. Yarema, Northeast Louisiana University- Helping Students Who Have Not Succeeded in Mathematics Overcome Their Difficulties in Learning Mathematics
Leona L. Mirza, North Park College- A More Personal Approach to Developmental Mathematics
Cathleen Maria Zucco, University of North Florida- Promoting Excellence in College Algebra through Workshops based on Collaborative Learning.
A. Bathi Kasturiarachi, Kent State University- Using manipulatives in developmental algebra
Amelia S. Kinard, Columbia College
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