Abstract
For the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, this is a year that looks in two directions-back, with fond nostalgia, on our fifty years of activity in improving mathematics instruction, and forward to many more years of continued contribution in this area. We are also ending a first year of “austerity,” an austerity dictated by our desire to gird our loins for the tasks ahead.
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