Math skills and the economic downturn
I wonder how many math teachers have thought of opportunities to help up skill workers. The demand for good math instruction should dramatically increase.
In the past most western students were complacent and in most cases did not put the effort required into math class at high school level.
The economic difficulties we all face may in someway make students take more interest in class.
Will the recession knock some sense into today's math students?
Labels: brain power math, economy, oportunities, recession, teachers
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