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• ACME - The Royal Society of London Advisory Committee on Mathematics Education. Activities and reports.
• Adelaide Consortium for Mathematics Education (ACME) - Aims to further the teaching of mathematics and the study and teaching of mathematics education in South Australia. Details about the group's members and activities.
• Advanced Mathematical Thinking Working Group - Research into psychology of mathematical learning, UK-based.
• AIMS Education Foundation - Explores the effectiveness of integrating mathematics and science in grades 5-8.
• American Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges - Exclusively devoted to providing a national forum for the improvement of the instruction of the mathematics in the first two years of college.
• AMET - Association of Mathematics Education Teachers (UK).
• AMUCME - African Mathematical Union Commission on Mathematics Education in Africa.
• Association for Mathematics Education of South Africa (AMESA) - Homepage of the Association for Mathematics Education of South Africa (AMESA), representing the interests of its members and of the discipline.
• Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators - A non-profit organization created to promote the improvement of mathematics teacher education in all its aspects. Based at the Center for Research in Mathematics and Science Education, San Diego State University.
• Association of Mathematics Teachers of NY State (AMTNYS) - Keeps K-12 math educators informed of changes related to the NY Standards & Assessments; ensures better coordination of all activities of mathematics groups in the State; affords a medium of exchange of view regarding the teaching of mathematics; furthers the cooperative study of problems relating to the teaching of mathematics at elementary, junior high, senior high and college levels; and encourages active interest in mathematics and mathematics education.
• Association of Teachers of Mathematics - aims to support the teaching and learning of mathematics by encouraging increased understanding and enjoyment of mathematics.
• Australian Association of Mathematics Teachers (AAMT) - Group activities, membership details, announcements, events, and special materials for teachers.
• British Society for Research into Learning Mathematics - For researchers into better teaching methods in the field. Includes publications, meetings, resources.
• Clay Mathematics Institute - Sponsors events for talented high school students, professional symposia, and diseminating new research news in the field. Includes goals and details of ongoing projects. Located in Cambridge, MA.
• COMAP: Mathematics Instructional Resources for Innovative Educators - COMAP, the Consortium for Mathematics and Its Applications, is an award-winning non-profit organization whose mission is to improve mathematics education for students of all ages.
• Computer Algebra in Mathematics Education - An open international organisation for those interested in the use of computer algebra software in mathematics education.
• ERME - European Society for Research in Mathematics Education
• Every Child Mathematically Proficient - An Action Plan of the Learning First Alliance, an organization of 12 leading national education associations, to bring American students to world-class levels in mathematics.
• Hawaii Council of Teachers of Mathematics - Contact information, newsletters, meetings.
• International Group for the Psychology of Mathematics Education - Promotes international contacts and the exchange of scientific information in the psychology of mathematics education. Organization details, guidelines and latest news.
• Irish Mathematics Teachers' Association (IMTA) - Aims to further the study and teaching of Mathematics and to foster co-operation between teachers of Mathematics at all levels.
• Lewisham Maths Teachers - Teaching ideas, materials, thoughts and a forum for exchange for Mathematics teachers in the London borough of Lewisham.
• Maine Mathematics and Science Alliance(MMSA) - A non-profit partnership of educational, business, research, and community leaders
• Mathematical Association of America - (MAA) invites members and non-members alike interested in collegiate mathematics to peruse its site.
• Minnesota Council of Teachers of Mathematics - Resources for information and communication concerning: - Upcoming Conferences and Events - MCTM Organizational Information - Internet Resources for Mathematics
• NANAMIC - National Association for Numeracy and Mathematics in Colleges - An association of further education, tertiary and sixth form colleges in the UK, formed with the aim of assisting colleges nationally in developing quality in all aspects of their work in mathematics and numeracy.
• National Association of Maths Advisers - Aims to ensure that inspection, advice and support, individually and collectively, make an effective contribution to mathematics education in the UK.
• National Council of Teachers of Mathematics - Dedicated to improving the teaching and learning of mathematics.
• New Mexico Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges (NMMATYC) - Affiliated to AMATYC.
• New York State Mathematics Association of Two-Year Colleges (NYSMATYC) - A membership of over 350 representing more than 50 of the two-year colleges in New York State.
• New Zealand Association of Mathematics Teachers (NZAMT) - Brings together educationalists from all levels of the education sector in New Zealand, from preschool to tertiary, to promote better teaching and learning of mathematics.
• Ontario Colleges Mathematics Association - The mission of the Ontario Colleges Mathematics Association is to promote and facilitate communication among individuals with an interest in mathematics education in the Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology of the Province of Ontario.
• Oregon Council of Teachers of Mathematics - The website for the professional organization of math teachers in the state of Oregon.
• Pennsylvania Council of Teachers of Mathematics - Dedicated to providing the best mathematics education possible at all levels in the Keystone State.
• Queensland Association of Mathematics Teachers (QAMT) - Professional development activities, professional and student journals, and competitions for students.
• School Mathematics Project - An educational charity in the UK which develops textbooks and other teaching materials for the secondary age range and runs in-service courses for teachers.
• Scottish Mathematical Council (SMC) - The main objectives of the Council are to foster and improve mathematical education at all levels, and to encourage the advancement and application of mathematics throughout Scotland. Among other activities, the SMC publishes an annual Journal and organises school-level comptetitions.
• SMDF - Swedish Society for Research in Mathematical Education - (Svensk Förening För Matematikdidaktisk Forskning).
• South African Mathematics Education Reform Network (SAMERN) - A network of teachers and researchers interested in Mathematics Education at post-secondary level.
• T3 Worldwide - Teachers Teaching with Technology in Mathematics and Science
• Teaching and Learning Undergraduate Mathematics - A working group of the Mathematical Association, which produces the TaLUM newsletter.
• Teaching and Learning Undergraduate Mathematics (TaLUM) - A working group of the UK Mathematical Association, which produces the TaLUM newsletter.
• The International Commission on Mathematical Instruction (ICMI) - A commission of the International Mathematical Union (IMU), charged with the conduct of the activities of IMU bearing on mathematical or scientific education. ICMI takes the initiative in inaugurating appropriate programmes designed to further the sound development of mathematical education at all levels, and to secure public appreciation of its importance.
• The Liverpool Mathematical Society - A group of teachers, tutors and students with an interest in supporting and furthering mathematics education at all levels in the local area.
• The Open Learning Foundation Mathematics Working Group - to encourage and help member institutions to develop a more flexible approach to their teaching and learning strategies, in particular with respect to open learning.
• The Tennessee Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges - The official Tennessee affiliate of the American Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges.
• Women And Mathematics Network - A consortium of Program Directors of outreach programs in mathematics for women and girls. Meetings and resources.
• YERME: Young European Society for Research in Mathematics Education - This group was established at the ERME conference in the Czech Republic in February 2001. A forum in which people who are new to research in mathematics education can communicate with each other, offering support as well as practical advice.
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