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Articles about math

MIT Professor's Online Lectures Gain International Audience

February 9, 2010

Gilbert Strang’s Linear Algebra video has gone viral.

Education - Online Education

Survey: Parents Would Rather Talk Drugs than Science

October 23, 2009

Parents are more comfortable discussing drugs than science and math with their kids, a survey shows.

Education - On Education

Quantum Computers Could Tackle Enormous Equations

October 16, 2009

Trillions of variables may prove no match for envisioned systems.

Science

A Trillion Triangles

September 23, 2009

Mathematicians have resolved the first one trillion cases of an ancient mathematics problem.

Science

Math Mimics Hard-to-Heal Wounds

September 22, 2009

New model may lead to better treatments for chronic sores.

Science

Is Your Baby Smarter Than You Are?

August 17, 2009

Infants use science and math to figure out how the world works.

Health - On Parenting

Statistical Tests Suggestive of Fraud in Iran's Election

July 14, 2009

A closer look at voter ballot data reveals suspicious anomalies.

Science

Connecticut District Retools High School Math Instruction

June 11, 2009

Classrooms go digital with Web-based instruction and a custom curriculum.

Education - On Education

Aspiring Teachers Flunk Math Test

May 22, 2009

Nearly 75 percent of Massachusetts teaching candidates fail new licensing test.

Education - On Education

Younger Students Outshine High Schoolers in Reading, Math

April 28, 2009

Federal test scores for 9-year-olds are the highest since early 1970s.

Education

8th-Grade Algebra Requirement in California Gets Sidelined

December 29, 2008

A judge says the state board of education acted without public input.

Education - On Education

Struggling With Math, Students Turn to YouTube for Help

December 15, 2008

Free online tutorial videos develop an audience.

Education - On Education

Study: U.S. Trails Asian Countries in Math and Science

December 9, 2008

But the study finds that math scores for American students are on the rise.

Education - On Education

Ruth Marcus: Larry Summers Was Right About Men and Women in Math and Science

December 4, 2008

A journalist chides an academic for telling an impolitic truth.

Opinion - Michael Barone

How to Solve Our Problem With Math

December 4, 2008

Three top schools in Los Angeles use different strategies to help students score in math and science.

Education - Best High Schools

Math Teachers Struggling to Keep Up

November 28, 2008

A study warns that many math teachers don't know the subject and are only a chapter ahead of students.

Education - On Education

Does 'Algebra for Everyone' Add Up?

September 29, 2008

Study finds some eighth graders in algebra know only as much math as a second grader.

Education - On Education

Study Shows Boys and Girls Equal in Math Ability

July 28, 2008

The stereotype persists that girls struggle with math even though they do just as well as boys.

Science

Girls as Good as Boys at Math

July 25, 2008

A new study says girls measure up to boys in every grade.

Education - On Education

Elementary Teachers Unprepared in Math, Study Says

June 27, 2008

Seven out of eight education schools fail to provide rigorous program.

Education - On Education

How Three High Schools Improved in Math

May 20, 2008

Schools in Massachusetts, Virginia, and Washington raised standards and test scores.

Education - On Education

A Fun Way to Slide Children Into Math

May 8, 2008

Number-based board games are found to help children develop number skills.

Education

Board Games Help Kids Learn Math, Study Shows

May 1, 2008

Playing Chutes and Ladders helped kids in the Head Start Program.

Education - On Education

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