Math News Archives

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• McConnell can't resist the call of the kids

  Incoming Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science Executive Director Germain McConnell speaks at Mississippi University for Women in this Dispatch file photo.
  2013-05-28 09:45:47

• Continuous and Discrete

  Continuous and Discrete
  2013-06-11 10:41:00

• College Corner

  college news
  2013-06-11 02:43:47

• Brainiac turned cage fighter: Rosi Sexton can break you, then help fix you

  Lawyers, engineers, teachers. There has been no shortage of brainiacs fighting in a UFC cage.
  2013-06-11 02:57:46

• Prepared Statement: Joan Ferrini-Mundy: Hearing on STEM Education: The Administration's Proposed Reorganization

  Prepared Statement: Joan Ferrini-Mundy: Hearing on STEM Education: The Administration's Proposed Reorganization - SpaceRef
  2013-06-04 02:32:10

• MetaMetrics' Gary Williamson and Mary Ann Simpson Win Prestigious Awards for Educational Research

  Research Paper Exploring New Ways to Measure Student Growth in Reading and Mathematics Receives North Carolina & National Education Awards
  2013-05-21 08:39:09

• Chris Sims '63: Mathematician, Economist, and Many Things In-Between

  During his freshman year at Harvard College, Christopher A. Sims ’63 remembers a mathematics teaching assistant warning him about a career in math. “You would make a fine mathematician,” he recalled the teaching assistant saying. “But as a mathematician, you won’t be able to change the world.”
  2013-05-28 12:01:53

• Parata's 'powerful' data scorned

  Otago principals say little can be taken from National Standards data released yesterday, despite Education Minister Hekia Parata saying it showed an increase in the achievement of years 1-8 pupils. read more
  2013-06-11 12:41:12

• Irish primary pupils get homework ‘twice as often’

  Report finds Irish children more unhappy at school than international peers
  2013-06-11 12:22:50

• The US economy's hidden STEM jobs

  President Obama’s 2014 budget proposal invests $3.1 billion to train Americans for high-tech jobs, a 6 percent increase over two years prior.
  2013-06-11 02:39:29

• Editorial: Results give Parata basis for decisions

  You would think everyone involved with education would be gladdened by the second year of national standards results for primary and intermediate schools released yesterday. They show a slight improvement in all three essential subjects:...
  2013-06-11 12:42:31

• Glendale Math Teacher Adds Award

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  2013-06-11 01:50:21

• SUNY Oswego alumnus gift adds up to hometown help

  James F. Okoniewski, a graduate of Fulton's G. Ray Bodley High School and SUNY Oswego, feels strongly about two things: his love for his hometown of Fulton and the Oswego County area and his belief that mathematics is a key subject for success in life. Continue reading → The post SUNY Oswego alumnus gift adds up to hometown help appeared first on Oswego County Today .
  2013-06-11 01:02:49

• Potential disease-transmission sources in animals ID'd by calculating risk using social network mathematics

  Scientists have successfully identified animal species that can transmit more diseases to humans by using mathematical tools similar to those applied to the study of social networks like Facebook or Twitter. Their research describes how parasite-primate interactions transmit diseases like malaria, yellow fever or AIDS to humans. Their findings could make an important contribution to predicting ...
  2013-06-11 01:31:46

• School marks drop as kids get older

  The achievement rate of primary and intermediate school children declines as their year level increases, particularly in mathematics, according to National Standards data.Education Minister Hekia Parata said the trend was a concern...
  2013-06-11 01:12:43

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