Math News Archives

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• Primary School Teachers Test Poorly in Mathematics - TMCnet

  Nairobi, Sep 15, 2010 (Inter Press Service/All Africa Global Media via COMTEX) -- Like many primary school teachers in Kenya, Nemwel Mokua is not coping. He has to teach at least six subjects a day, which ...
  2010-09-14 11:18:00

• CEA-Leti Completes Scalar Magnetometer Prototype For ESA

  by Staff Writers Grenoble, France (SPX) Sep 15, 2010 CEA-Leti has said that a prototype of the new-generation scalar magnetometer, which it designed and developed in partnership with CNES, has passed the qualification step en route to being deployed in the SWARM space mission.
  2010-09-14 09:08:23

• Lesson goes beyond the classroom

  Eighth-graders from Buchanan Middle recently had a chance to mix a visit to hospital with ethics lessons.
  2010-09-14 11:12:39

• Parents angered by thought of dropping kindergarten and pre-K in Harrisburg schools

  Chanel Jackson had already made up her mind.
  2010-09-14 11:08:54

• Losing out to options abroad

  From TIMOTHY WONG, California, USA.
  2010-09-14 07:55:36

• Chicago Math Magnet School Wins Intel Top Award

  Walter Payton College Prep, a Chicago high school with a student body representing ...
  2010-09-14 08:44:02

• 2010 Top Kiwi Boardgames Announced

  The New Zealand Games Association has announced the winners of its second annual board game design awards.
  2010-09-14 11:33:03

• Gaining new perspective

  Eighth-graders from Buchanan Middle recently had a chance to combine a lesson on ethics with a field trip to University Community Hospital.
  2010-09-14 11:19:25

• Faculty Senate adds policies for athletes, faculty journals

  Two new policies, one affecting student athletes and the other affecting faculty members' academic journals, were put in place at Tuesday's Faculty Senate meeting.
  2010-09-14 11:54:58

• Police | Man shot after Tuesday night fight

  Police
  2010-09-14 09:48:54

• Selfishness can sometimes help the common good, yeast study finds

  Scientists have overturned the conventional wisdom that cooperation is essential for the well-being of the whole population, finding proof that slackers can sometimes help the common good. The researchers studied populations of yeast and found that a mixture of 'co-operators' and 'cheats' grew faster than a more utopian one of only 'co-operators'.
  2010-09-14 10:17:35

• Franklin County schools meet Adequate Yearly Progress standard

  Each of Franklin County s public school districts earned a passing grade on standardized tests taken last year -- and each struggles with subgroups that are hindering test performance.
  2010-09-14 11:59:54

• K-12 Common Core State Standard in Idaho

  The Idaho State Department of Education is traveling around Idaho to teach the public about a new proposal for the state education system.
  2010-09-14 11:23:36

• 2 schools to assist SPAWAR

  The University of South Carolina and Clemson University are among a pool of seven schools selected to compete for $30 million over the next six years from the U.S. Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center.
  2010-09-14 11:20:33

• Former basketball player drives her love of math to her students

  MARIETTA - Texas native Asha Hill spent years on the basketball court learning to help her teams score. Now, as a new mathematics instructor at Georgia Highland College's Marietta campus, she is he...
  2010-09-14 11:07:47

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