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 This month of IMPACT Live! is hosted by the

Developmental Mathematics ANet!

Next Month's Host: Could be YOU! Email ocac@amatyc.org today!


We are excited to see you at the 2024 Conference in Atlanta where AMATYC’s various Standards Revision Groups (SRG) will share their progress as they continue to solicit feedback from our membership.


A welcome message from the Developmental Mathematics ANet!

Developmental Math at most institutions has gone through significant changes over the past few years, but Developmental Math has not “gone away”.  Many institutions have moved away from a series of stand-alone developmental prerequisite courses and have begun to deliver the developmental content as “just in time remediation” through corequisite courses.  Perhaps now, more than ever, the faculty who are teaching these courses need the support of professional development and networking.  The Developmental Math Anet wants to invite you to join us at the 2024 AMATYC Conference in Atlanta and after!

Connect with the Developmental Mathematics ANet at the 2024 Conference 

  • Thurs, Nov 14 @ 8 - 9:55 am in Galleria 4:  Student Success Strategies for Corequisite & Dev Courses

  • Fri, Nov 15 @ 10:20 - 11:10 am in Galleria 3:  Developmental Mathematics ANet Meeting 

  • Sat, Nov 16 @ 2:30 - 3:20 pm in Galleria 4:  Developmental Mathematics Sharing Session


In the meantime, please share your thoughts and experiences this month via our IMPACT Live! discussions!

Program Keys:

PD  Professional Development and Department/Division Interests

SM  Strategies and Mindset for Student Success


Hosting Team

Kim Granger

IMPACT Chapter Highlight:

Chapter 6 (Student Success)


 

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