The conference focused on problems and issues confronting collegiate mathematics educators in the preparation of preservice teachers and the assisting of inservice teachers. Five invited presentations are included in this document, plus reports from 15 discussion groups. Three of the presentations focused on inservice training on problem solving, (Katherine Pedersen and Jerry Becker), a survey on computer use in Wisconsin elementary schools (Lynda Thomas, Linda Thompson, and Linda Gilbert) and a plan for testing problem solving in Illinois (Mervin M. Brennan and Wendall A. Meeks). Discussion groups focused on such topics as the role of microcomputers, mathematical content, diagnosis, retraining, research, inservice education, mathematics clinics, student recruitment, teaching strategies, field experiences, and mathematics anxiety. Finally, a talk by Eugene D. Nichols on problem solvers is summarized, and handouts from a presentation by Phares G. O'Daffer on ideas for teaching problem solving to prospective teachers are included. (MNS)