Links to Organizations and Resources

AMATYC: The American Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges. The Developmental Mathematics Committee is part of AMATYC
MAA: The Mathematics Association of America
NADE: The National Association for Developmental Education (Includes reading, writing and support staff).
NADE MathSPIN: The NADE Math SPIN provides opportunities for developmental math professionals to interact and share with each other.
NCDE: National Center for Developmental Education
NCTM Standards: National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Standards web page for school mathematics in the US

	Adult Education Resource and Information Service (Australia: Search for 'Math' in title)
	Adults Learning Mathematics (See Publications)
	Annotated Research Bibliographies in Developmental Education (ARBIDE) (Fee)
	Hunter Boylan's Papers on Best Practice in Developmental Education (Fee)
	Ed Laughbaum's Papers on Calculator Usage
	Recommended Reading by MAA Members
	Research at the University of Minnesota's General College

	NADE Math SPIN's Best Practices in Developmental Education
	NCDE's "Must-Read List"
	Measuring the Success of Small-Group Learning in College-Level SMET Teaching: A Meta-Analysis
	Let's Abolish Pencil-And-Paper Arithmetic Anthony Ralston
	Supplemental Instruction program at University of Missouri
	Strengthening Mathematics Skills At The Postsecondary Level: Literature Review And Analysis 2005 (U.S. Dept of Education)
	Developmental Algebra Using a Function Approach (The Ohio State University)

Ü	Jack Rotman's "2006 Sabbatical" Reports and Readings on Mathematics Education
Ü	Ted Panitz's 2007 Sabbatical Report on Developmental Mathematics
Ü	Jack Rotman's "Retaining More/All Students" Presentation (2007)

v	Promising Practices In Community Colleges (US Dept Education, 2005)

Not all these papers are in peer reviewed journals; some are personal opinion.

Suggest more resources by sending an email to me Jack Rotman ; also, report 'broken links' to me.