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Forum: Edu News

General News Affecting schools, educational programs & students...

Topic			Started By	Replies	Views	Rating	Last Post
		Professor kills 3.... (Preview) HUNTSVILLE, Ala. - A biology professor at the University of Alabama's Huntsville campus was charged with murder late Friday in the shooting deaths of three fellow biology professors at the campus.Authorities say Amy Bishop, an instructor and researcher at the university, opened fire during an a...	Keysian	0	674		Feb 13, 2010 by Keysian
		Girl handcuffed for writing on her desk.... (Preview) NEW YORK — A New York City junior high student has been arrested for doodling on her desk with a marker.Twelve-year-old Alexa Gonzalez scribbled "Lex was here 2/1/10" on her desk Monday at Junior High School 190 in Queens. She also wrote "I love my friends Abby and Faith." The girl says the doodles coul...	Keysian	1	801		Feb 7, 2010 by Shem B
		Boy killed Parents to avoid chores.... (Preview) 14 year-old John Caudle has confessed to Colorado police that he killed his mother and step-dad to get out of doing his household chores, reports KUSA in Denver. Caudle's mother, Joanne Rinebarger, and her husband Tracy Rinebarger, were discovered dead in their home near Monte Vista, Colorado in O...	Keysian	0	697		Jan 26, 2010 by Keysian
		Jamaica...Ministry orders enquiry into missing exam papers (Preview) THE Ministry of Education has now ordered a commission of enquiry to determine how completed examination scripts for grade four students at Pembroke Hall Primary School went missing last year.The ministry's decision comes after a month-long investigation and the return of six interdicted offi...	Keysian	0	618		Jan 26, 2010 by Keysian
		At it again... (Preview) The onus on students sitting exams Published: Saturday \| January 23, 2010 The Editor, Sir: I very much appreciated Peter Espeut's column of January 15, 'Change the System', on poor CSEC results which should be addressed, in general, by fixing the classroom rather than dumbing down the exam. I prefe...	Jam G	0	625		Jan 23, 2010 by Jam G

		R we over looking the state of education?-found in the Jamaican Gleaner-Jan 16, 2010 (Preview) The state of educationPublished: Saturday \| January 16, 2010 The Editor, Sir: I conduct extra lessons for students sitting GSAT in my church community. I am not a teacher by profession but tremendously love children and have a passion for teaching. From the papers submitted by some of these childre...	Jam G	3	622		Jan 19, 2010 by Shem B
		Iraq-born teen cracks maths puzzle (Preview) STOCKHOLM (AFP) – A 16-year-old Iraqi immigrant living in Sweden has cracked a maths puzzle that has stumped experts for more than 300 years, Swedish media reported on Thursday. In just four months, Mohamed Altoumaimi has found a formula to explain and simplify the so-called Bernoulli numbers, a s...	Keysian	2	902		Aug 6, 2009 by Dane
		Square Root Day revelers to party like it's 3/3/09 (Preview) Count on Tuesday's alignment of the calendar adding some excitement to the lives of at least a few math geeks. Tuesday is Square Root Day, a rare holiday that occurs when the day and the month are both the square root of the last two digits of the current year. Numerically, March 3, 2009, is 3/3/09 (3² = 3 ×...	Keysian	1	902		Mar 14, 2009 by Shem B
		Student catches exam error... (Preview) Geoffrey Stanford's teachers always tell him to read tests carefully. Every sentence. Every word. Slow down. Make sure you understand what's being asked, and then proceed. So while taking his state writing test last week, the East High junior saw something that didn't make sense: The word "e...	Keysian	1	772		Feb 14, 2009 by Shem B
		11 yr old teaches teachers...earns $10,000 per mth (Preview)	Keysian	1	763		Feb 12, 2009 by Shem B
		GSAT changes coming... (Preview) THE education ministry says changes are to be made to the Grade Six Achievement Test (GSAT), the examination that determines the placement of primary school students in secondary schools. The ministry, in a late afternoon statement, said a preliminary study showed that the test, which replaced t...	Keysian	1	767		Feb 12, 2009 by Shem B

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