ACCLAIM monographs are longer works (100 pages or longer) that may not adhere to the style or format thought typical of academic research reports. They may be written by a single author, or they may be edited collections. ACCLAIM Monograph No. 1 (February 2005)
A Rural Community's Perceptions of Mathematics and Mathematics Education in Appalachiaby David Lucas and students, Ohio University see related feature by Sue Nichols in the Rural Mathematics Educator, v4n1
A Rural Community's Perceptions of Mathematics and Mathematics Education in Appalachiaby David Lucas and students, Ohio University
ACCLAIM Monograph No. 2 (August 2005)
ACCLAIM Monograph No. 3 (January 2006)
Leadership of Mathematics Reform: The Role of High School Principals in Rural Schoolsby William Larson and Aimee Howley with Solange Andrianaivo, Brian Boyd, Victor Brown, Roni Hayes, Marged Howley, Longun Lado, Sue Nichols, Ron Smith, and Megan Rhodes updated 1.4.6 cbh
Leadership of Mathematics Reform: The Role of High School Principals in Rural Schoolsby William Larson and Aimee Howley with Solange Andrianaivo, Brian Boyd, Victor Brown, Roni Hayes, Marged Howley, Longun Lado, Sue Nichols, Ron Smith, and Megan Rhodes
updated 1.4.6 cbh