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Middle-school Math Test Scores Improve
Oct 07, 2004 — The State's Education Commissioner says that after three years with no improvement, 4th and 8th grade math test scores in New York have gone up. Karen DeWitt reports. Go to full article
Flawed Math Regents Test Thrown Out
Jun 25, 2003 — Local high school seniors are breathing a sigh of relief after news the math Regents was declared flawed. Go to full article
Job Skills: Math, Science and Computer Literacy
Jan 18, 2002 — Literacy is the ability to read and write at a certain level of proficiency. But, increasingly it has become common to attach the word to the subjects of math, science and even computers. As our series on literacy in the North Country concludes today, we look at how employers are coping with the increasing demands for a more technologically skilled workforce and how the gap in skills affects the northern New York economy. Jody Tosti has our story.
Clinton County Literacy Volunteers (518) 564-5332
One-Stop Career Center, St. Lawrence County (315) 386-3276 Go to full article
Clinton County Literacy Volunteers (518) 564-5332
One-Stop Career Center, St. Lawrence County (315) 386-3276 Go to full article
NYS English and Math Regents Results
Dec 24, 2001 — The news is mixed on the results of the Regents English and Math tests taken by New York's high school seniors. Go to full article
Understanding Einstein through Soap Bubbles
Jan 29, 2001 — Martha Foley talks with Dr. Frank Morgan, a visiting Professor of Math at SUNY Potsdam. Go to full article
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