Maths
latest news & developmentsEditorial: Time to solve the maths question
According to education experts, the number of learners taking pure math as a subject has been steadily declining
From rules to results: How to make maths and programming easier
Simplify logic-based subjects and build lifelong reasoning tools by learning rules visually and practising consistently
From struggle to superpower: A letter to SA’s youth to rise through STEMI
We need thinkers who can connect the dots between science and society, code and compassion, data and dignity
Despite progress, we still need to break down barriers facing women in science
By empowering more women and girls in STEM, we unlock potential, drive innovation, and build a more sustainable, equitable future for all
Confidence in maths a catalyst for educational success
By targeting learners in primary school, children are better prepared for high school maths – and beyond
William Smith’s legacy points the way to fixing deep inequalities in the school system
The dedicated maths and science teacher had an ability to make maths and science understandable and interesting
Are Chinese better at maths than the rest of us?
The fact that Chinese parents invest heavily in their children’s education -– and the learners themselves are driven to achieve — contributes to their facility for maths
Unlocking the exciting and diverse world of STEM careers for women
It is essential that women and girls are empowered to seize the growing possibilities in the field of science, technology, engineering and maths
Mathematical modelling can reduce failure in maths in schools
Maths should be taught in a way that connects learning to real-life problems
Free maths and science tutoring for all grade 11 and 12 learners – join the YouTube channel now!
Accessible anywhere on any device, Nelson Mandela University’s Yebo Tutor aims to raise maths and science education levels
Youth lose out because many schools don’t offer maths and science
A teacher shortage is one reason learners are not doing these subjects but instead of giving up on these subjects, schools should turn to technology
It is vital to build capacity in the basic sciences in Africa
Basic sciences, such as physics, maths and stats, advance human knowledge and push the frontiers of technology for the benefit of a sustainable society
Rural partnerships boost for maths and science education
Nelson Mandela University is promoting education in the vital subjects of maths and science, especially in the rural areas
Leaked papers may lead to learners losing their matric certificates
Umalusi has approved the release of the 2020 matric results saying that it did not find systemic irregularities that compromised the exam
Vandals and storms damage schools, says education department
Learners will be moved to other schools and into mobile classrooms