Features

Features

The November issue features several articles bearing on math education. These include a Doceamus on moving from the routine to the nonroutine in problem solving, a piece on the structure of U.S. elementary school mathematics, and an article on what secondary preservice math teachers need to know. In a historical direction, we have an article about the role of Cauchy's mean value theorem in the history of analytic rigor. Finally, there is an unusual article about the application of mathematical principles to the negotiation of peace in the Middle East. --Steven G. Krantz, Editor

A Critique of the Structure of U.S. Elementary School Mathematics

Liping Ma

(pp. 1282)

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What Do Secondary Preservice Mathematics Teachers Need to Know? Content Courses Connecting Secondary and Tertiary Mathematics

Eileen Murray and Jon R. Star

(pp. 1297)

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Principles for Implementing a Potential Solution to the Middle East Conflict

Thomas L. Saaty and H. J. Zoffer

(pp. 1300)

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