Persistent Learning Gaps: Students Fail to Catch Up Despite Billions in Federal Aid

Persistent Learning Gaps: Students Fail to Catch Up Despite Billions in Federal Aid

Despite billions of dollars in federal aid aimed at helping students catch up on pandemic-related learning loss, a new national study has found that progress in reading and math has stalled for elementary and middle-school students. The study, conducted by research organization NWEA, analyzed the results of student assessment tests taken by approximately 3.5 million … Read more

“The Royal Eise Eisinga Planetarium: Unveiling a New Discovery”

“The Royal Eise Eisinga Planetarium: Unveiling a New Discovery”

ANPThe Royal Eise Eisinga Planetarium in Franeker NOS News•today, 12:39 It is and remains unique, the planetarium that the Frisian wool manufacturer and businessman Eise Eisinga built independently in his own home in Franeker. But contrary to popular belief, Eisinga didn’t always teach himself everything. On the contrary. He was not self-taught, but ‘just’ had … Read more

Preliminary course in mathematics to prepare for studies in cooperation with the Munich University of Applied Sciences – Munich Adult Education Center

In cooperation with the Munich University of Applied Sciences, the Munich adult education center offers a 10-day preparatory math course for first-year students from all technical and economic faculties who need mathematics in their basic studies. In this course you can close gaps in school knowledge or refresh your knowledge to make it easier for … Read more

Mary Somerville, the 19th century “queen” of science

Mary Somerville, the 19th century “queen” of science

At a time when science was inaccessible to women, raised to be wives and mothers, Mary Somerville was passionately dedicated to mathematical research and knowledge of scientific progress. He was born on 26 December 1780 and grew up wandering the Scottish countryside near his home in Fifeshire, collecting shells and bird watching. Her education was … Read more