Math News Archives

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• Dispatches, Sept. 14, 2010

  A watch shop in downtown Portland was robbed Monday afternoon by a man wielding a brick.
  2010-09-13 11:05:20

• George C. Williams, 83, Theorist on Evolution, Dies

  George C. Williams, an evolutionary biologist who helped shape modern theories of natural selection, died Wednesday at his home in South Setauket on Long Island, near Stony Brook University, where he taught for 30 years. He was 83.
  2010-09-14 01:22:33

• Schools show progress but don’t make federal grade

  California schoolchildren have made significant academicprogress for eight consecutive years but still aren’t making thefederal grade, according to the results of state standards testingreleased Monday.
  2010-09-14 01:38:44

• • Local SAT scores lag behind state, national averages

  By Sarah Campbell scampbell@salisburypost.com Rowan-Salisbury School Systemâs Scholastic Aptitude Test scores continue to lag behind state and national averages with a score of 1,396 in 2010, falling 46 points from 1,442 the previous year. Statewi ...
  2010-09-13 11:06:53

• Report card scores reviewed

  Findlay school administrators seemed set to take on the world Monday, as they outlined for the city school board their plans to improve district performance on the state report card.
  2010-09-14 12:32:50

• Maine's SAT scores remain flat

  Maine's 2010 high school graduates posted virtually the same scores on the SAT college admissions exam as their 2009 counterparts, according to national test results released Monday.
  2010-09-13 11:57:24

• Hall Passages: Lewis and Clark third-grader skips ahead for math skills

  Lewis and Clark is the only school in the Missoula Countydistrict to have what is known in education-speak as "singlesubject acceleration" as part of its math program.
  2010-09-14 12:07:51

• New studies highlight benefits of teacher coaching

  ( University of Chicago Press Journals ) A set of studies released in this month's special issue of the Elementary School Journal reveals the powerful effect that the coaching of teachers can have on both teachers and students.
  2010-09-13 11:17:56

• North Carolina's SAT scores static as more aim for college

  RALEIGH | The average SAT score for college-bound North Carolina students was almost unchanged this year even though more took the most common entrance test, according to a report released Monday.
  2010-09-13 10:38:22

• #Ebook Deal of the Day: Erlang Programming - Only $9.99. Use code DDEPE

  "Erlang Programming" for only $9.99. Use discount code DDEPE to get your savings....
  2010-09-14 01:56:09

• Resurrecting an old seat of learning

  Indian academics have long dreamed of resurrecting Nalanda University, one of the world's oldest seats of learning, which has lain in ruins for 800 years.
  2010-09-14 02:17:29

• University updates D204 on proposed charter school

  Aurora University's plan to create a charter/magnet hybrid school focusing on math and science is continuing to take shape.
  2010-09-14 12:15:47

• Fewer Vermont students taking popular college admission exam

  Vermont high school seniors continue to outscore other students across the nation on college entrance exams but the number of students here who take the SAT, one of the most popular exams, is down. ... - By Cristina Kumka STAFF WRITER
  2010-09-14 02:03:43

• Russia sets up its own Silicon Valley

  The Skolkovo Innovation Center is the largest project in contemporary Russia focused on developing the country’s research and technology capacity. In this interview with RIA Novosti’s Samir Shakhbaz, Anatoly Alexandrov, rector of Bauman Moscow State Technical University, shares his views of the project’s prospects and difficulties, compares this innovation center to Silicon Valley and discusses ...
  2010-09-14 03:04:48

• District 150 schools show some progress on test scores

  Academic performance at District 150 continues to be a mixed bag, but many schools are showing improvement.
  2010-09-13 11:49:06

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