NADE Math SPIN Publications

NADE Math SPIN Publications

Note: Some of these publications are in PDF (Adobe Acrobat) format. To be able to read them, you need to have downloaded the free Adobe Acrobat Reader (about 5-6 megabytes). If you don't have it already, click here. Your browser will open in a new window directing you to Adobe's web site for the download.

Below you will find documents contributed by various MathSPIN members, alphabetized by author. Most of these are handouts from presentations at NADE conferences. Unless otherwise noted, they are presented in PDF format to allow you to print the page to appear as close as possible to the original document while being platform independent.

Irene Doo, Austin Community College, Thinking of Teaching Math Online? Don’t Reinvent the Wheel, presented at NADE 2003 (Austin, TX). PDF file of her Power Point presentation, (58 KB)
Russell Ellwood, Texas State Technical College - Waco, The “Seesaw Method”:An Easy Way to Work Mixture Problems.
Susan McClory, San José State University, Admitted to Remediated in One Year--We're Doing It! presented at NADE 2002 (Orlando, FL). (7 pages, 34 KB)

PowerPoint slide show to accompany the presentation (97 KB)

Diane Rettig, Valencia Community College, "Implementing the Working Portfolio in the College Developmental Mathematics Classroom," presented at NADE 2003 (Austin, TX).

PowerPoint slide show (38 KB)
PDF file of handouts (coming soon)

Daryl Stephens, East Tennessee State University, Statistics Activities for Developmental Math , presented at NADE 1999. (10 pages, 170 KB)
Daryl Stephens, East Tennessee State University, Putting Practice Tests on the Web using Word Perfect's Internet Publisher (Note: Saved in Word Perfect format, since it consists of directions specific to Word Perfect.) (3 pages, 13 KB)

HTML version (9.5 KB)

Pansy Waycaster, Southwest Virginia Community College, Community College Collaborative on Developmental Mathematics , presented at NADE 2001 (Louisville, KY). (13 pages, 90 KB)

Your contributions are welcome! We would especially like to see handouts from conference presentations. Not everyone gets to attend conferences, and even those who do can't see every session they'd like to.

If you would like to contribute a paper, please e-mail it to Daryl Stephens as an attachment. Your contribution must be in one of these formats: Word Perfect (any version -- my preferred format -- makes the smallest files), Word (any version through 2000 or XP), Open Office 1.0 Beta, Word Pad, straight text, RTF, PDF, or formatted in HTML. If you use a different word processor, try using Save As and saving it as an RTF (Rich Text Format) file. I usually can get them converted and posted within a week or two. Due to differences in formatting, fonts, etc., I may have to do some minor editing to get things to come out right on screen.

We will also take submissions of PowerPoint slide shows (or Corel Presentations shows).

Unless otherwise noted, all materials linked to this page should be considered copyrighted by the authors or the National Association for Developmental Education. Reproduction for commercial use prohibited without permission of the author(s).

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Created March 22, 2001 by Daryl Stephens
Last updated August 29, 2005