Math News Archives

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• Mayo considers differentiated instruction

  SARAH SCHMIDTsschmidt@parisbeacon.com
  2010-08-11 09:10:24

• High cost of borrowing may be the legacy of the credit crunch

  Interest rates may have fallen but households are finding the cost of borrowing is rising and may remain high The three years since the onset of the credit crunch have seen the cost of borrowing for households soar despite interest rates falling to a record low and the banks returning to bumper profitability. Young people and first-time buyers are bearing the brunt of the crunch with a much ...
  2010-08-11 08:09:24

• Students display their inventions

  A recent competition was held to find the best robot and other inventions built by Hispanic and low-income students from 20 New York City high schools who participated in the LaGuardia Youth Center for Engineering Excellence (LYCEE) summer program.
  2010-08-12 06:04:36

• War on gum was a step toward award at Clark High

  Jill Pendleton, a teacher for six years and a high school principal for one, could write a book about how to fix a faltering school. She should know. Today her school, Ed W. Clark High, will be honored as a high-achieving turnaround school.
  2010-08-12 04:03:01

• Manchester School District gets 'A' grade on AYP report card

  Manchester Community Schools found itself among the top of another academic list recently when the Michigan Department of Education released its Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) School Report Cards. All three of Manchesters schools received an A grade on the report.
  2010-08-12 06:28:45

• Projection measure in rankings creating controversy

  When the Texas Education Agency (TEA) released the 2010 accountability ratings on July 30, there was an uncharacteristic amount of controversy because of the way the ratings were devised.
  2010-08-12 12:45:11

• Bristol Profile: Decorative Living

  Decorative Living is stylin in Grundy Commons.
  2010-08-12 06:57:28

• A newsmaker you should know: Woman helps spread youth interest in engineering

  Linda Demoise was so interested in how things work and how they are put together that she pursued bachelor's and master's degrees in civil engineering at Penn State University.
  2010-08-11 11:22:09

• RP students win 92 medals in Singapores math competition

  Its a "mission accomplished" for the Philippine team to the just-concluded 2010 Singapore International Mathematics Competition (SIMC).
  2010-08-10 02:29:36

• Bonus points for maths failing to lure

  EXTRA POINTS wont entice Leaving Cert students to take higher-level maths, a new survey suggests.
  2010-08-11 06:56:37

• Dr. Joes Conversations in Education

  2010 Technology Recommendation: Cloud Computing and Collaboration
  2010-08-12 08:17:36

• Zacks.com featured expert Kevin Matras highlights: CarMax, Inc., Tempur-Pedic International Inc., Tractor Supply Co ...

  Zacks.com featured expert Kevin Matras highlights: CarMax, Inc., Tempur-Pedic International Inc., Tractor Supply Co., Union Pacific Corporation and Vishay Intertechnology, Inc.
  2010-08-11 03:02:39

• Projection measure in rankings creates controversy

  When the Texas Education Agency (TEA) released the 2010 accountability ratings on July 30, there was an uncharacteristic amount of controversy because of the way the ratings were devised.
  2010-08-12 01:09:00

• Aspen students outperform rest of the state in CSAPs

  ASPEN Students in the Aspen School District again outscored their peers in standardized state tests, according to data released Tuesday by the Colorado Department of Education.
  2010-08-12 05:09:00

• At a Top New York School, Questions About Diversity

  Readers respond to a recent article.
  2010-08-11 11:33:45

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