Calculus : Catalyzing a National Community for Reform : Awards 1987-1995 »

Calculus: Catalyzing a National Community for Reform is an internal report of the Directorate for Education and human resources, Division of Undergraduate Education of the National Science Foundation. It lists the Awards given by the National Science Foundation (NSF) from 1987-1995. NSF invested more than $44 million dollars in these calculus reform efforts. Over 350 awards were made during that period to a very broad spectrum of institutions. There is little doubt that NSF has been central to calculus reform.

William Haver begins the report with an overview of th3e NSF Calculus Program. He describes the characteristics of the program, gives evidence of the impact that the NSF Calculus Program has had on calculus teaching the United States, and provides a bibliography of the literature of calculus reform. The book continues with short summaries of all of the awards from 1987 through 1995.

Foreword

Preface
National Science Foundation Calculus Program
Characteristics of the NSF Calculus Program
Evidence of Impact of NSF Calculus Program
Calculus Reform Timeline
Bibliography

Calculus Award Abstracts
1987-88
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994

Appendices
Index of Awards by State
Table: Award Totals By Year and Program