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Hamsters and Parrots and Snakes, Oh My! Using Evolutionary Relationship to Guide Categorical Inferences
Cognition and Cognitive Neuroscience Colloquium
presentation by Laura Novick
The National Math Panel and beyond
by Camilla Persson Benbow
Mathematics education is broken and must be fixed.
Rittle-Johnson on kids and calculators
Melanie Moran, Vanderbilt News Service
Calculators are useful tools in elementary mathematics classes, if students already have some basic skills, new research has found. The findings shed light on the debate about whether and when calculators should be used in the classroom.
Title IX explores the science education frontier
The New York Times - July 15, 2008
Research by David Lubinski, professor of psychology and human development, and Camilla Benbow, Patricia and Rodes Hart Dean of Education and Human Development, is cited in an article about the impact of Title IX on science education at universities receiving federal grants.
To make it all add up
Lisa A. DuBois, Peabody Reflector, Spring 2008
Reforms to both math education and the education of math teachers are needed to put U.S. students back on top
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