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1.	'Algebra-for-All' Push Found to Yield Poor Results [Source: Education Week]
2.	Bellevue, Issaquah school districts seek legal advice on texts after court decisions [Source: The Seattle Times]
3.	Chandler schools limit recruitment to science, math, special ed teachers [Source: The Arizona Republic]
4.	Class has right ingredients for fun, learning [Source: Chattanooga Times Free Press]
5.	Educators say paying to improve math education is essential, despite budget cuts [Source: Orlando Sentinel]
6.	In touch with math and science (STEM makes subjects pertinent for students) [Source: The Coloradoan]
7.	Natick Labs program turns teachers into students [Source: The MetroWest Daily News]
8.	New Waterloo study shows math anxiety hinders basic counting [Source: University of Waterloo]

1.	$250 million initiative for science, math teachers planned [Source: The Washington Post]
2.	A school on the edge [Source: TwinCities.com]
3.	From a seed, a STEM grows [Source: Ohio.com]
4.	Hereford High joins pilot program on agricultural science [Source: The Baltimore Sun]
5.	Math, Tech and the Women Who Don’t Love Them [Source: The New York Times]
6.	Music is instrumental in teaching (math) [Source: SignOnSanDiego.com]
7.	Studying Young Minds, and How to Teach Them [Source: The New York Times]

1.	Cellphonometry: Can Kids Really Learn Math From Smartphones? [Source: Fast Company]
2.	Coaches do the leg work for busy Warren Township teachers [Source: The Indianapolis Star]
3.	Getting It Wrong: Surprising Tips on How to Learn [Source: Scientific American]
4.	Michigan to offer incentives to math, science teachers [Source: The Detroit News]
5.	More Oregon students are getting math [Source: The Oregonian (Portland)]
6.	Ohio to use stricter schooling standards [Source: The Columbus Dispatch (Ohio)]
7.	Report card shows U.S. students need to improve math skills [Source: CNN.com]
8.	Riverside district among the first in state to use digital textbooks [Source: The Press-Enterprise (Riverside, Calif.)]
9.	Science, tech initiative targeting Mass. 6th-graders [Source: The Boston Globe]
10.	Tarrant County commissioner’s student laptop program holds promise for increasing math, science skills [Source: Fort Worth Star-Telegram (Texas)]
11.	Teacher has a gift for making math add up [Source: Fort Worth Star-Telegram (Texas)]
12.	U.S. Math Scores Hit a Wall [Source: The Wall Street Journal]
13.	Why We're Failing Math and Science [Source: The Wall Street Journal]

1.	Discovery-based math makes a difference in performance of U.S. students [Source: The Seattle Times]
2.	High-tech math help heads to D-M school [Source: Arizona Daily Star (Tucson)]
3.	J.J. Pearce math teacher Lance Belin adds innovation to his lesson plan [Source: The Dallas Morning News]
4.	Making the grade: New math standards for teachers [Source: The Boston Globe]
5.	McKeesport Area's AIMS program starts its second year [Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette]
6.	Nonprofit group takes on math problem [Source: San Diego Union-Tribune]
7.	Panel Wants Engineering Integrated Into Curriculum [Source: Education Week]
8.	A passion for tutoring math (opinion) [Source: The Honolulu Advertiser]
9.	Science, math in vogue at Hughes [Source: The Cincinnati Enquirer]
10.	Struggling Helps Students Master Math [Source: Edutopia]

1.	Back to School/Do the Math: Latest 'new math' concept: Start early and make it fun [Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette]
2.	Back to School/Do the Math: Difficulty understanding fractions can add up to a whole lot of trouble [Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette]
3.	Back to School/Do the Math: Algebra, the birthplace and graveyard for many in math [Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette]
4.	Back to School/Do the Math: Counting too much on calculators [Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette]

1.	Back to School/Do the Math (Preschool math; first of a series) [Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette]
2.	Cleveland STEM High School's freshmen start classes at Great Lakes Science Center [Source: The Plain Dealer (Cleveland)]
3.	Editorial: Results show math, science aren't out of reach [Source: The Dallas Morning News]
4.	Fun with fractions: New course teaches math with pizza and games [Source: The Journal Times]
5.	Gates Foundation Focuses on Teacher Quality [Source: The New York Times]
6.	NAEP Draft on Technological Literacy Unveiled [Source: Source: Education Week]
7.	State's math scores still lag [Source: The Honolulu Advertiser]
8.	U.S. students behind in math, science, analysis says [Source: CNN]
9.	Which math book to use? A passionate debate rages [Source: The Seattle Times]

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16 Apr 2010