Advisory Committee on Mathematics Education (ACME)

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ACME The Advisory Committee on Mathematics Education (ACME) is an independent committee, based at the Royal Society and operating under its auspices, that aims to influence Government strategy and policies with a view to improving the outcomes of mathematics teaching and learning in England and so secure a mathematically enabled population.

Latest News

Towards Level 3 Mathematics in 2016 - An ACME Paper to Provoke Discussion (20 October 2009)
Transcript from the ACME Conference 2010 (10 March 2010)
Mathematics education and CPD : current and future needs (26 February 2010)
ACME Newsbulletin Spring 2010 (25 February 2010)
Stretch and Challenge in Level 3 Mathematics (25 February 2010)
ACME and JMC joint response to the Ofqual Consultation: Regulating for confidence in standards (22 February 2010)
Notes on Structural Issues Facing the Two-tier Model for GCSE Mathematics (24 February 2010)
Letter to TDA regarding the Masters in Teaching and Learning (12 February 2010)
New Open Call for members (25 January 2010)
Letter to Rt. Honourable Ed Balls MP on the Future of Key Stage 2 Assessment in Mathematics (20 January 2010)

Events

Events and Conferences

ACME Annual Conference 2010 : 2 March 2010 at the Royal Society

Mathematical Needs – Implications for 5 – 19 Education.

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