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On March 13, 2008, the National Mathematics Advisory Panel presented Foundations for Success: The Final Report of the National Mathematics Advisory Panel to the President of the United States and the Secretary of Education. In response to a Panel recommendation, the U.S. Department of Education, in partnership with the Conference Board of Mathematical Sciences, is hosting a National Math Panel Forum to bring together various organizations and other interested parties to discuss ways to engage their members or constituents in discussions about the National Math Panel’s findings and recommendations.
Reports — To learn more about the 45 recommendations and findings see the National Math Panel's final report and accompanying reports.
Parent Resources — A summary of the relevant findings of the final report is now available in English PDF (406K) | MS Word (77K) and Spanish PDF (409K) | MS Word (83K). Order hardcopies of the brochure in English or Spanish.Outreach Materials — For a summary of the findings and recommendations, check out our Brochure
PDF (104K) and Fact Sheet.Final Report Webcast Briefing — Larry R. Faulkner, Panel Chair, and Raymond Simon, U.S. Deputy Secretary of Education, led a webcast discussion on the report’s principal findings and key messages. Check out the accompanying PowerPoint Presentation.
Research Questions? — If you have a question about the research in the Math Panel Report, please email it to Math_Panel_Research@abtassoc.com.
General Questions? — If you have general questions or need any assistance with these documents in an alternative format, please contact the National Math Panel Outreach Staff at NationalMathPanel@ed.gov.
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