Math News Archives

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• An ancient, complex game examined

  North Dakota State University mathematics doctoral student Lindsay (Merchant) Erickson is fascinated by the ancient game of Nim. A two-player pastime of combinatorial game theory, Nim's origins date hundreds of years ago in China.
  2011-03-29 12:25:58

• Teacher of Spanish

  Byrchall High School is an 11-16 co-educational comprehensive school of ca. 1,150 pupils with 5+ A*-C results of 64% including English and Mathematics - 82% 5+ A*-C overall. It is a Mathematics and ICT Specialist College, a designated Training School and a Leading Edge School.
  2011-03-29 09:06:36

• 2 area teens selected for international science fair

  Two teens from the Charlotte region were among eight chosen from North Carolina to compete in the INTEL International Science and Engineering Fair in Los Angeles in May.
  2011-03-28 10:44:06

• Leader(s) in Our Mathematics Department

  Required for September 2011, an outstanding Maths teacher to work closely with the Head of Maths in leading the department's work to achieve excellent outcomes for young people at Longford.
  2011-03-29 07:51:55

• Reading, math skills increase in Wisconsin, latest assessment says

  Six years of data from the Wisconsin Student Assessment System (WSAS) show improved mathematics and reading performance and achievement gap reductions across all racial and ethnic groups.
  2011-03-29 08:45:14

• Professor Reconsider Applied Math 50 - Harvard Crimson

  Applied Mathematics 50, a survey course with more than 100 students, may undergo restructuring next fall as faculty members reconsider its future within the concentration curriculum. Professors said that course size may be limited to 40 to restore the ...
  1969-12-31 06:00:00

• DeSoto students accepted to MSMS

  JB ClarkNews Reporter Fourteen students from DeSoto County Schools will be leaving DeSoto County next year for Columbus where they will study at the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science.
  2011-03-29 03:43:51

• COC students get new computers to teach others

  About 50 students from the College of the Canyons Mathematics, Engineering, Science, Achievement program were awarded new laptops as part of California Connects, a statewide program designed to increase digital literacy and broadband access throughout the state’s underserved communities.
  2011-03-29 04:11:35

• Professor Reconsider Applied Math 50

  Applied Mathematics 50, a survey course with more than 100 students, may undergo restructuring next fall as faculty members reconsider its future within the concentration curriculum.
  2011-03-29 02:03:57

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