Advisory Committee on Mathematics Education
The Advisory Committee on Mathematics Education (ACME) is a British policy council for the Royal Society based in London, England. Founded in 2002 by the Royal Society and the Joint Mathematical Council, ACME analyzes mathematics education practices and provides advice on education policy. ACME is funded by the Gatsby Charitable Foundation (2002-2015) and the Department for Education.[1]
Members
The committee chair is appointed for a three-year term. As of 2018, the membership[2] is composed of:
- Frank Kelly (Chair)
- Martin Bridson
- Paul Glaister
- Paul Golby
- Jeremy Hodgen
- Mary McAlinden
- Lynne McClure
- Emma McCoy
- Jil Matheson
- David Spiegelhalter
- Sally Bridgeland
References
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Mathematics in the United Kingdom
- International Centre for Mathematical Sciences
- Advisory Committee on Mathematics Education
- Association of Teachers of Mathematics
- British Society for Research into Learning Mathematics
- Council for the Mathematical Sciences
- Count On
- Edinburgh Mathematical Society
- HoDoMS
- Institute of Mathematics and its Applications
- Isaac Newton Institute
- United Kingdom Mathematics Trust
- Joint Mathematical Council
- Kent Mathematics Project
- London Mathematical Society
- Making Mathematics Count
- Mathematical Association
- Mathematics and Computing College
- Mathematics in Education and Industry
- Megamaths
- Millennium Mathematics Project
- More Maths Grads
- National Centre for Excellence in the Teaching of Mathematics
- National Numeracy
- National Numeracy Strategy
- El Nombre
- Numbertime
- Oxford University Invariant Society
- School Mathematics Project
- Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Network
- Sentinus
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