Even before Covid, calculus in high school was down, especially among students in under-resourced schools. See this month's Launchings: https://t.co/mbY2pB1rht @maanow @NAEP_NCES

Hyuntech Oh has produced a beautiful little video on The Calculus They Won't Teach You #SoME2 https://t.co/o3JwzHmOvR via @YouTube based on my Calculus Reordered and Steve Strogatz's Infinite Powers @PrincetonUPress @stevenstrogatz @maanow

If we do things right, there is room for both Calculus and Data Science. Students I teach at @UChicago become expert in calculus, but are totally unprepared in data science. Students need a diversity of math to be prepared for college (or any career today) @DSI_UChicago (2/3)

Just saw that the MAA Notes volume Addressing Challenges to the Precalculus through Calculus II Sequence through Case Studies is available to all for free download at https://t.co/io6M2ve0rs @maanow

MAA has just published Addressing Challenges to the Precalculus through Calculus II Sequence through Case Studies. It is available to MAA members at https://t.co/YISazfDLhO. The Introduction is available at https://t.co/wF4gqcTchC. @maanow

The third installment of My Mathematical Journey, this one on Polya's "Let Us Teach Guessing", has just been posted in my Launchings site: https://t.co/EQbDuO8YK5 @maanow

Impressive report https://t.co/JpIXcfiVwf from @PamelaBurdman and @JUST_Equations confirming the importance of calculus on a high school transcript for admission decisions, especially at elite institutions. Challenges us to find ways to support alternative pathways.

The CBMS Executive Committee has offered the position of Director to Charlie Steinhorn, and he has accepted. As of the end of January, he took over from David Bressoud who has served in this position since January, 2017. More at

I've just opened a new website for myself at https://t.co/jW1UlpZ5Fe. Links to pdf files of my talks starting in 2003 are still in progress, but most of the rest of the site is now up and ready for viewing.

This month's Launchings explores the question of how to deal with differentials in first-year calculus. https://t.co/bD7GStSAvc @maanow

Bob Moses came to the CBMS Council meeting in December 2018 to speak for National Alliance. He was a towering figure who will be greatly missed.

Bob Moses, 1960s civil rights leader who saw math as road to equality, dies at 86

The College Board @collegeboard is actively exploring the possibility of an AP Precalculus course. I have agreed to serve on the Advisory Board. Read my thoughts about this in my Launchings column https://t.co/K5J8KiUIkX @maanow

Can honors and regular students learn math together? A new approach argues yes.

The May Launchings column looks at what it means for the math community to take responsibility for social justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion. @maanow

Interesting piece from The Economist on how the pulse oximeter (clipped on a finger to measure oxygen levels) advantages Whites and disadvantages those with dark skin. @TheEconomist https://t.co/efKHmTs8bg

My Launchings column on the CBMS survey of departmental responses to covid-19 is now available at https://t.co/Y4gI4RwgSi @maanow

The CBMS survey of departmental responses to covid-19 is now available at https://t.co/3ilaYyxzWD. @amermathsoc

AMS @amermathsoc has just released the report of the Task Force on Understanding and Documenting the Historical Role of the AMS in Racial Discrimination: https://t.co/BmzD2V1STE

The National Math Festival is coming up. NMF Live Online Weekend April 16-18, 2021 All events listed are in East Coast time: https://t.co/T7YBLbR6oR https://t.co/7YCzu6YHdf https://t.co/j9rH5A6svw