Math News Archives

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• Top associate teacher delights in students' changes

  Mathematics professor Lee Gibbs received the Arizona Western College Associate Teacher of the Year award and said that he couldn't believe that he had been chosen.
  2010-12-09 09:59:26

• Top Math and Science Teachers Come to Washington

  Top Math and Science Teachers Come to Washington
  2010-12-09 09:37:02

• Online Professional Development Workshop: Enrichment Problems in Space and Earth Science XXIV

  Online Professional Development Workshop: Enrichment Problems in Space and Earth Science XXIV
  2010-12-09 09:35:32

• Gifted child uses talents globally

  OAKWOOD — By 18 months, Clayton Goertemiller loved games and puzzles like most children. The difference — Clayton completed the puzzles brown side up.“We found it a little unusual,” said Julie Goertemiller, Clayton’s mother.
  2010-12-09 04:59:08

• Sesame Street program improves development for children in Indonesia: study

  Children exposed to Jalan Sesama, an Indonesian version of the children's television show Sesame Street, had improved educational skills and healthy development, according to a study by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Over a 14-week period, the children who had the greatest exposure to Jalan Sesama improved significantly in literacy, mathematics, early ...
  2010-12-09 11:03:05

• Sesame Street program improves development for children in Indonesia

  Children exposed to Jalan Sesama, an Indonesian version of the children's television show Sesame Street, had improved educational skills and healthy development, according to a new study. Over a 14-week period, the children who had the greatest exposure to Jalan Sesama improved significantly in literacy, mathematics, early cognitive skills, safety knowledge and social awareness, compared to ...
  2010-12-09 11:11:12

• Changes in our classrooms

  STUDENTS are facing a "more demanding" curriculum that not only goes back to the basics but also raises the bar in literacy and mathematics.
  2010-12-09 08:01:00

• Poor white boys 'more likely to struggle at primary school'

  Half of poor white boys leave primary school without a decent grasp of English and mathematics, damning figures show.
  2010-12-09 07:14:15

• Britain falls in world education rankings

  Britain has lost its prestige as the world's leading nation in terms of education, slipping behind countries including Poland and Norway in reading, mathematics and science, a new survey suggests.
  2010-12-09 08:55:34

• Western Nations React to Poor Education Results

  A finding that Shanghai youth were educated best prompted other nations to question their systems.
  2010-12-07 06:10:29

• Dubai girl students among the world's best

  The programme called Programme for International Student Assessment (Pisa) is principally an Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) study, and provides international comparisons of average performance in reading literacy, in mathematics literacy and science literacy.
  2010-12-09 12:52:41

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