Reforma do Ensino do Cálculo

Reforma do Ensino do Cálculo - nos EUA

ENSINO DO CALCULO

Projectos e actividades interessantes

• Crossroads in Mathematics Standards for Introductory College Mathematics Before Calculus - American Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges

• RUMEC I (research and curriculum development in undergraduate mathematics education).

• The Mathematicians and Education Reform (MER) Forum seeks to promote educational reform efforts within the mathematics community through a diverse program of national workshops, publications, and programs at professional meetings. Combining features of a grassroots organization and an entrepreneurial venture, MER supports a network of more than 800 individuals who have participated in MER programs, and develops educational initiatives in the mathematics community, such as the MER Department Network.

• AMS Committee on Education - American Mathematical Society

• Symposium on Implementing Reform in Mathematics, Engineering, and the Sciences Arizona

• Calculus Consortium at Harvard Calculus Project home page! The Calculus Project is an NSF funded program to write a new (and improved) calculus text book.

• Project CALC Project CALC: Calculus As a Laboratory Course, Duke University, Department of Mathematics, Box 90320, Durham, NC 27708-0320 Lawrence Moore and David Smith, (919) 660-2825 (voice), 660-2821 (FAX) E-mail: lang@math.duke.edu, das@math.duke.edu

• The Calculus, Concepts, Computers and Cooperative Learning (C⁴L) program

• CLUME Online: Cooperative Learning in Undergraduate Mathematics Education

• Project Kaleidoscope Project Kaleidoscope is an informal national alliance of individuals, institutions, and organizations committed to strengthening undergraduate science, mathematics, engineering, and technology education.

• Calculus and Mathematica

  Calculus&Mathematica is an exciting new way to learn calculus, differential equations, and matrix theory. Students are no longer bound to the traditional classroom setting, nor do they even need to be on a college campus. Students gain valuable hands-on experience in practical calculus problems with the help of Mathematica. Instead of using rote memorization, students in Calculus&Mathematica use experimentation and real-time visualization to learn fundamental calculus concepts and ideas.

• Physics-Mazur-Harvard by 1996 Eric Mazur (mazur@physics.harvard.edu) including Project Galileo Website

• Gateway Testing Math U.MI Gateway Testing in Mathematics Courses at the University of Michigan.

Eis paginas de algumas pessoas ligadas 'a Reforma do Calculo nos EUA:

David A. Smith das@math.duke.edu, Co-Director, Project CALC, Department of Mathematics, Duke University, Box 90320, Durham, NC 27708-0320, Phone: (919) 660-2825,FAX: (919) 660-2821

Paul Zorn zorn@stolaf.edu Department of Mathematics, St Olaf College, 507-646-3414 office, 1520 St Olaf Avenue 507-646-3968 fax, Northfield Minnesota 55057-1098

Jerry Uhl juhl@ncsa.uiuc.edu Professor of Mathematics-Calculus&Mathematica Development Team-University of Illinois-Urbana,Illinois

David Marius Bressoud DeWitt Wallace Professor of Mathematics Chair of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science Ph.D., Temple University

Martin Flashman Department of Mathematics, Humboldt State University, Arcata, CA 95521, EMAIL: mef2@axe.humboldt.edu, flashman@axe.humboldt.edu

Ed Dubinsky Department Mathematics & Computer Science, Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia, 30303, (404) 897 -1401,(edd@cs.gsu.edu)

R. L. Richardson RICHARDSONRL@conrad.appstate.edu

Matthias Kawski Department of Mathematic, Arizona State University, kawski@math.la.asu.edu

Wm C Bauldry wmcb@math.appstate.edu-Math. Sciences-Appalachian State Univ-Boone, NC

Alan H. Stein stein@math.uconn.edu

Chuck Lindsey Assistant Professor of Mathematics, USF--Fort Myers, clindsey@fgcu.edu, Research Interests: Random Walks, History of Math, Mathematics Education

A Jorge Garcia Applied Mathematics, Baldwin SHS, Nassau CC & SUNY Farmingdale, K12BAGJA@vaxc.hofstra.edu, GARCIAAJ@snyfarva.bitnet, 71232.2751@compuserve.com, MRGARCIA@mcimail.com

Professor M. J. Winter email: winter@mth.msu.edu, Department of Mathematics, fax: 517.432.1562 Michigan State University, telephone: 517.353.6337 East Lansing, MI 48824. If you look at Math 132, section 1 you'll see the course description (with HP38, TI-82 or TI-85) with the grading policy explained.

Cornelio Hopmann cornelio@uni.rain.ni, Universidad Nacional de Ingenieria, Facultad de Electrotecnia y Computacion, Avenida Universitaria, Managua Nicaragua, Apartado Postal 5595

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