Back to College Standards || 1997 Joint Mathematics Meetings

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

MAA Session
Innovations in Courses Before Calculus:
Implementing the Crossroads Standards

Organizers:
Ray E. Collings, Dekalb College, Central Campus rcolling@dekalb.dc.peachnet.edu
Janet Ray, Seattle Central Community College jray@guest.nwnet.net

1. Technology in Intermediate Algebra
   Darrell H. Abney, Maysville Community College
   Lillie R. F. Crowley, Lexington Community College
2. The Precalculus Reform Project Based at Harvard
   Philip Cheifetz, Nassau Community College
3. Quantitative reasoning: A new course for the core requirement in mathematics for an associate degree
   Gary L Britton, University of Wisconsin Center-Washington County
   Neil Stahl, University of Wisconsin Center-Fox Valley
4. Technology, Hands-on Modeling, Cooperative Learning: Activities for early mathematics experiences in the college classroom
   Rosalie A. Dance, Georgetown University
5. Problem Solving, Modeling and Data Analysis Labs in College Algebra and Precalculus
   Wendy Metzger, Palomar College
6. Implementing the Standards in Intermediate Algebra
   Dennis Ebersole, Northampton Community College
7. Modeling Periodic Phenomena at the Precalculus Level: Future Scientists or Future Surveyors?
   Florence S Gordon, N.Y. Institute of Technology
8. Maricopa Mathematics Consortium
   Alan Jacobs, Scottsdale Community College
   
9. Approximating the Sine and Cosine Functions
   Sheldon P Gordon, Suffolk Community College
10. Algebra, Trigonometry, and Mathematica
    Barry Brunson, Western Kentucky University
11. Using CBL Systems and the Web in Introductory College Courses
    Linda H Boyd, DeKalb College
12. Increasing Student Understanding By Writing Analogies
    Stephen Brown, Olivet Nazarene University
13. Technology, Explorations, and Modeling in Elementary Algebra
    Elaine Hubbard, Kennesaw State University
14. General Mathematics: Problem Solving Strategies
    Thomas J. Klein, Morehead State University
15. Reform-Based College Algebra
    Tena L. Golding, Southeastern Louisiana University
16. Applications Anchor Mathematics
    John C. Peterson, Chattanooga State Technical Community College
    William J. Wagner
17. Teaching College Algebra with the TI-83: Students Asking For More Challenges in Class
    Zacchaeus K. Oguntebi, DeKalb College
18. Using Systems Dynamics to Integrate the Principal MathematicalTopics in an Intermediate Algebra Course
    Scott R. Herriott, Maharishi University of Management
19. Lessons From a Precalculus Project
    Carl Swenson, Seattle University

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