'Mathematics is power,' says Marcelo Viana at the end of his term as head of the Otavio Frias Filho Chair
Marcelo Viana delivered a lecture concluding his leadership at the Otavio Frias Filho Chair, emphasizing the importance of education in science and mathematics for Brazil's development.
Saresp indicates recovery of learning in the region, but scores still do not reach pre-pandemic levels
Data from the Saresp assessment system show that while there is some recovery in learning outcomes among students in the Vale do Paraíba, scores remain below pre-pandemic levels, particularly in Language and Mathematics.
Saresp: Campinas Region Advances 15% in School Performance, Math Records Established in the State of SP
The Campinas region of Brazil saw a 15% improvement in school performance, with record results in mathematics as reported by Saresp.
Saresp: elementary education records in mathematics, but still hasn't recovered pre-pandemic Portuguese
São Paulo state school students achieved record performance in mathematics in the 2025 Saresp results, but Portuguese proficiency has not yet returned to pre-pandemic levels.
9th Grade Students in SP Improve in Portuguese and Achieve Highest Average in Mathematics, But Level Remains Below Adequate
Ninth-grade students in São Paulo have shown improvement in Portuguese and achieved the highest average in mathematics historically, yet their performance is still below expected standards.
Mathematics and Democracy [A Commentary by Kim Min-hyung]
The article explores the relationship between mathematics and democracy, highlighting the significance of proofs in mathematical research and their historical evolution.
Eighth graders will participate in a trial mathematics assessment
Eighth-grade students in Lithuania will participate in a trial mathematics assessment organized by the National Education Agency to assess their knowledge and preparation for future exams.
A mathematical study explains why melodies are catchy. And it confirms the limit of creative AI
A recent study highlights how mathematical principles can clarify the catchiness of melodies and underscores the limitations of creative AI in music composition.
V. Putin's Mathematics and D. Trump's Card: Exclusive Interview – Open Words from ISW Analyst
An interview with Christina Harward, deputy director of the ISW's Russia division, reflects on the four years since Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the critical global events that followed.
Mathematics Challenge; Trading Stickers
Natália and her friends engage in a sticker trading challenge, aiming to maximize the number of large stickers they can obtain using specified trading rules.
Mathematics tests for students of various grades will help prepare for assessments and examinations
An initiative in Lithuania is providing trial mathematics tests for eighth graders to enhance their preparation for national assessments and exams.
Rain complicates mathematics, teams to advance based on rankings... A strange rule of the T20 World Cup
The ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 faced controversies as the first Super-8 match between New Zealand and Pakistan was cancelled due to rain, raising questions about qualification for the semi-finals.
Professor investigated for harassing student said that 'if I were 20 I would date' her
69-year-old mathematics professor Aramuru Soares Borges is under investigation for sexual harassment of a 15-year-old student, claiming his remarks were merely a joke.
Professor investigated for sexually harassing a student at UFRR school is suspended for 60 days
Aramuru Soares Borges, a 69-year-old mathematics professor at UFRR, has been suspended for 60 days after being investigated for sexually harassing a 15-year-old student.
How much is 12 + (11 x 5) – 3 ÷ 3? The math calculation that only brilliant minds can solve in six seconds
A math problem involving basic operations becomes a viral challenge testing mental agility and foundational math knowledge on social media.
Expert seeks AI integration in teaching, learning of mathematics
An expert in education technology calls for the integration of AI in mathematics education to improve student performance in Nigeria.
West Bengal News Live: Controversy Over Higher Secondary Exams, Allegations of Questions Outside Syllabus in Mathematics Examination
A controversy has erupted in West Bengal over the higher secondary mathematics examination, with allegations that some questions were outside the prescribed syllabus.
‘Romance’ between scientists and AI leads to progress on age-old maths problem
A team of Chinese researchers has made significant advancements on the 'kissing number' problem using an AI system called PackingStar.
Estonian students lack the ability to apply math skills in real life
Estonian students excel in international PISA tests but struggle to apply mathematical skills to real-life problems, according to a doctoral thesis from Tallinn University.
Mathematics Challenge: Colorful Pieces
The article presents a mathematics challenge involving a game with colorful pieces that must be arranged on a board according to specific rules.
New subjects in mathematics for upper secondary students
Norway will replace the existing Mathematics for Social Sciences with new subjects 'Mathematics for Economics' and 'Statistics' starting fall 2027.
Registration for the 'Kangaroo' competition ends - new challenges for adults
The 'Kangaroo' mathematics competition highlights the importance of problem-solving and analytical skills for both students and adults, countering the stereotype that youth are disengaged from meaningful challenges.
Unexpected Mathematics in College Entrance Essays? A Journey Beyond Humanities and Sciences
A high school student reflects on the unexpected intersection of mathematics and essay writing in Japan’s college entrance exams, challenging traditional categorizations of academic disciplines.
Mathematics is unforgiving: European security without Ukraine is impossible
The article discusses the challenges faced by Europe in ensuring security in the face of Russian aggression, emphasizing the necessity of Ukraine's involvement.
12-year-old approved for mathematics course at Uerj: 'I managed to pass with a few extra points'
A 12-year-old boy named Bernardo Manfredini has been accepted into the mathematics course at the State University of Rio de Janeiro (Uerj) after taking the entrance exam as a practice candidate.
A colleague at MIT referred to Stål Olav Aanderaa as a combinatorial genius
Stål Olav Aanderaa, a noted mathematician known for his problem-solving skills, has passed away at the age of 24.
Natural Intelligence: 15 Exercises to Train the Mind
The article presents 15 exercises aimed at preventing cognitive decline and enhancing mental skills such as language, mathematics, and visuospatial abilities.
34,060 obtain credit in Mathematics, English as NABTEB releases result
Over 34,000 candidates passed their National Business and Technical Examinations Board exams in Mathematics and English, as results were announced in Edo State, Nigeria.
Father and daughter graduate together in mathematics and celebrate achievement: 'It brought us even closer'
A father and his daughter from Presidente Prudente, Brazil, both graduated together in mathematics from Unesp, marking a significant family achievement.
Mathematics Challenge: Coloring with Mom
Igor and his mom, Cláudia, engage in a strategic coloring game where they must complete a line, column, or diagonal of three same-colored houses to win.
Vietnam’s legendary maths genius Ngo Bao Chau to join University of Hong Kong
Vietnamese mathematician Ngo Bao Chau, renowned for winning the Fields Medal, is set to return to Asia to take a position at the University of Hong Kong after a prominent career in the US and Europe.
This ancient art may testify to the first instance of people engaging in mathematics
Researchers from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem found that pottery from the Halaf culture reflects mathematical thinking through geometric sequences.
Ermits: Mathematics was easy, there was nothing more to do
Estonia's biathletes faced disappointment at the Milano Cortina Olympics, finishing in 15th place in the mixed relay event.
The enigmatic Jeffrey Epstein: the unexpected rise of a mathematics teacher who led a sex exploitation network and mingled with the world's richest and most powerful
The article explores Jeffrey Epstein's rise from a mathematics teacher to a notorious figure accused of leading a child sex trafficking ring, emphasizing his denial of being a sexual predator despite his criminal past.
El Roto: electoral mathematics
The article presents a political cartoon by El Roto that critiques electoral processes through humor.
Learning mathematics is still a privilege
Mathematics remains a significant educational bottleneck in Brazil, where many students experience anxiety and fear towards the subject due to structural issues in the education system, including inadequate teacher training and lack of policy continuity.
Children in the Woods, the Teacher: 'Awake and Good in Math. But the Mother is an Overbearing Presence'
Teacher Lidia Camilla Vallarolo discusses teaching her three students in the woods, noting their mathematical abilities and the challenges posed by their mother's presence.
The scientist Me-Lo I Nvent O and the prime numbers of pregnant women: a mathematician exposes the scam of predatory journals
Spanish mathematician Pascual Diago reveals fraudulent academic publishing in his latest study after being inundated with solicitation emails from dubious journals.
Free music education can help young people in mathematics in Brazil
A recent editorial argues that improving music education could enhance mathematics skills among Brazilian youth, addressing a significant educational gap tied to the country's economic challenges.
Toni Milun leaves education after 25 years: "The decision has finally ripened"
Toni Milun, a prominent promoter of mathematics and financial literacy, has announced his departure from the education system after 25 years to pursue a career as an independent entrepreneur.
The most famous Croatian mathematics professor is leaving the education system: 'The decision has ripened'
After 25 years in the education system, notable Croatian mathematics professor Toni Milun announced his departure from academia to pursue entrepreneurship.
Not knowing mathematics holds Brazil back
A study highlights that Brazil's poor math education contributes to its low and irregular economic growth, with math-intensive professions generating significant income and GDP contributions.
It is expected that Epstein's accomplices have just appeared here (Under the Sun of Jana Shemesh)
The article discusses new revelations from the files of convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, the resignation of Prime Minister's advisor Miroslav Lajčák, and highlights the contributions of an African American mathematician crucial for GPS technology.
"I don't know. I won't anticipate. I don't want to answer anymore." The head of Cermat describes entrance exams and maturity
The head of Cermat discusses the challenges and criticisms surrounding the entrance and maturity exams, particularly focusing on the difficulty of the mathematics tests.
Mathematics Challenge: Narrow Exit
In Carlos's video game 'Narrow Exit', he must maneuver shapes through a narrow side exit without rotating or deforming them, seeking to determine which two shapes can pass through.
Since when does mathematical thinking exist? The answer might be in this ancient pottery
Archaeologists from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem discovered that painted flower motifs on ancient pottery, dating back nearly 8,000 years, could be the earliest evidence of mathematical thinking in humans.
A ticking time bomb: the CEO of Safran warns about the decline in math levels in France
Olivier Andriès, CEO of Safran, warns that the decline in mathematics proficiency in France could lead to a shortage of engineers, stressing that not all students should follow the same academic paths.
Mathematics: Fewer Algorithms, More Understanding: Why Researchers Welcome the Abolition of Written Division
Researchers advocate for the elimination of written division in mathematics to promote deeper understanding, amidst a surprising public debate prompted by Niedersachsen's education ministry.
Mathematics Classes: This is how elementary school students will divide in the future
Planned changes in Niedersachsen will shift third and fourth graders from traditional written division to a semi-written division method starting in the 2027/28 school year, sparking discussions about the educational reforms.
Results of standardized tests this spring will be announced
Iceland's Ministry of Education has released draft regulations regarding standardized assessments for elementary schools, which will include new standardized tests in Icelandic and mathematics for grades 4, 6, and 9, to be conducted for the first time this spring.