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Virtual classrooms go to campuses - Daily News & Analysis

Virtual classrooms go to campuses Daily News & Analysis, India - Jun 23, 2008 Around 40 class VIII students of a private school in Mysore, Karnataka, are busy studying simple and simultaneous equations. Some are copying the sums down ...

Hulse Taylor Pulsar

Hulse Taylor Pulsar March 7th, 2008 Subject: Fwd: Hulse Taylor Pulsar Date: Fri, 7 Mar 2008 06:33:00 EST This is the best method - the three simultaneous equations, and I fully agree with you . I just sent over 108(1) suggesting a simple but rigorous method. So we can use all these methods in paper 108 with Kerry and yourself. Some further ideas: I don’t have the book of Carroll at hand, I assume that the parameters E and L are constants of motion. Since we don’t? have wave radiatio

Java ME along with Gauss Elimination == Simultaneous equations with any number of unknowns solved

Gauss elimination is an elegant method to solve system of simultaneous equations. The main idea consists of two steps (1) Forward elimination and (2) Backward substitution. I won’t attempt to teach Gauss elimination here. Although elegant the method consists of repetitive calculations which is pain to carry out. A computer implementation of the algorithm can give us the benefit of having the computer consume the pain. But a computer is not always the thing at hand. So, here is a simple Java M

Natl Math Panel: increase algebra in 8th grade

All school districts should ensure that all prepared students have access to an authentic algebra course—and should prepare more students than at present to enroll in such a course by Grade 8. The word authentic is used here as a descriptor of a course that addresses algebra consistently with the Major Topics of School Algebra (Table 1, page 16). Students must be prepared with the mathematical prerequisites for this course according to the Critical Foundations of Algebra (page 17) and the Benchm

On Math..

Teaching Aidan math at home this year has given me an interesting perspective on math education, so it's ironic that the National Math Advisory Panel came out with it's Final Report near the end of our little experiment. A New York Times article on the subject is now making the most emailed list. After seeing Aidan suffer through Everyday Mathematics, perhaps the closest thing we've had to a national math curriculum in recent years, I became disgusted with the idea underlying this new New Math.

Problems In The History And Philosophy Of Education: Mathematics

[Warning: Long post.] The issue of how to get youth to study math has been ongoing in my lifetime. As soon as I understood the endeavor of education as a problem unto itself, as an object of thought, I learned of math as an important subtopic. How can educators inspire students to a love of math study? I concede that I haven't ~fully~ explored the history of the problem of math education. I don't know when getting students to study math, in the United States or elsewhere, became difficult.