A term that describes why math students in Singapore outperform their counterparts in the United States: immigration, foreign talent, and inclusiveness.
* About half of math educators—teachers, authors, editors—are foreign-born.
* Locals welcome bright foreign students to raise the educational standards.
* Affirmative action for Malay Muslim students to help them keep up with others.
* About half of math educators—teachers, authors, editors—are foreign-born.
* Locals welcome bright foreign students to raise the educational standards.
* Affirmative action for Malay Muslim students to help them keep up with others.
In education, Singapore spends a fraction of what the United States invests on each student, and American politicians are trying to figure out why Singapore math trumps US math.
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by MathPlus November 22, 2016
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