Mathematics Article Reviews Samples For Students

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Storeygard, J. & Tierney, C. (2005). Including all students in meaningful mathematics: The story of Darrell, TEACHING Exceptional Children Plus, 1(3) ,Articles 4. Retrieved [January 31, 20014] from http://escholarship.bc.edu/education/tecplus/vol1/iss3/4
“Including All Students in Meaningful Mathematics: The Story of Darrell” by Storeygard and Tierney is the story of an intelligent, lively boy called Darrell who is with some learning disabilities. The school system and teachers did not adopt the right approach for his mathematics education, ...

Summary and Synthesis of the Article, “A Model of Scrolling of Touch Sensitive Displays”

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Summary and Synthesis of the Article, “A Model of Scrolling of Touch Sensitive Displays”

Summary

The article, “A Model of Scrolling of Touch Sensitive Displays” essentially discusses the significance of conducting research on users’ behaviors while scrolling on touch sensitive displays. Zhao et. al. argue that although panning and flicking of touch sensitive displays are similar to traditional scrolling methods used on devices which do not possess touch sensitive displays, they, in essence, require a multi-step method that is not as simple as using indirect input techniques such as “rolling the mouse wheel or dragging the ...

The website Math is Fun.com is authentic; the features itself are simple yet attractive. It started on April 19, 2000; it is their 13 years of helping people learn especially students and children. The site covers the full kindergarten to K12. It has a teachers’ page to inspire their student to visit the site for any suggestions and recommendations. Math is Fun updates their featured topic of the month, and forum is open for any feedbacks, new ideas and comments. It shows the real view of what really means about Math is Fun. The simple minimal features added the clarity ...

Introduction

The article has explored several differences among mathematicians and mathematical educators which have generated sever debates. The differences are not based solely on difference on points of view but on poor communication and language used by the two groups. Therefore, the article focuses on areas which the two groups agree. For example, the two groups generally accepted the idea that algorithms are poorly taught. In addition they also agreed that, continuous practice is necessary in enabling learners to develop computational fluency, calculators should be used with caution to avoid interference in understanding the basic mathematical procedures, due to usefulness ...

Even in nonfiction prose, authors find many different ways to tell us about themselves. They may directly describe their personality traits or they may indirectly show these traits through their word choice, their attitudes towards the subject matter and their reported (or admitted) behavior. As such, the personality of the author becomes evident in their works and social interactions. What is commonly referred to as “personality” in a real person is called “persona” in writing. This essay describes the persona of David Foster Wallace’s authorial persona as evidenced in his essays and his social life and interactions with ...

In a nutshell, Olsen (2015) emphasizes on the fact that grasping mathematics concepts is not something that occurs spontaneously or in isolation. Instead, proficiency in mathematics calls for the adequate use of mental math as a tool that enhances an individual’s knowledge in mathematics. Olsen, 2015 suggest on various ways of increasing a student’s mental math capability.

The first crucial step to enhancing an individual’s mental math competency is enabling them realize the essence of mental math skills. In addition, adopting adequate math teaching strategies and constant practice offers significant contribution towards the enhancement of a student’s mental maths ...

ARTICLE REVIEW

Introduction
The main research questions posed by the authors in the research paper are whether there is age difference in susceptibility to stereotypes, how positive and negative stereotyping affects academic performance in children and whether children become susceptible to stereotypes at some certain age.
In his paper, the authors describe a work by Aronson, Quinn, and Spencer (1998) claiming that if a person experiences negative stereotyping based on a social group, where he or she belongs, such person will show much worse performance results than the control group. Another mentioned work conducted by Shih and his colleagues in 1999 ...

Article Summary

Article Summary
The premise of this article and the associated research study is that there is a gender gap in areas of reading and math that can, in part, be attributed to gender stereotypes. It understood that there is a significant gap between male and female performance on math assessments. What is not as significantly studied is the performance gap that exists in the area of reading. This is reported as being a surprising fact as the performance gap present in reading is far greater than the gap present in math.
According to information from the Organization for Economic ...

This paper aims to review an article that discusses gender biased in the classroom. Throughout the article there is a discussion about the biased and how sometimes teachers don’t even realize it is happening. Sometimes students even allow other people’s views and outspoken bias effect how they feel about their own work. This paper will not only discuss a review or a summary of the research and the paper but will also critique the article and the research as well. It is the goal of this paper to not only give a summary but to discuss information that was provided, how ...

Commentary 1: Neural Imaging to Track Mental States while using and Intelligent Tutoring System

Researchers have been on the frontline to try and determine what goes on in a student’s brain as they try to solve problems, in this case mathematical problems. The article offers insight on the capacity of utilizing neural imaging to aid student modeling in intelligent tutoring systems. The intelligent tutoring system is a computerized application that notes the activities of the brain as one engages in problem solving activities following data collected from the actions that the student opts to choose. The study conducted was significant as a continuation of research carried out on intelligent tutoring systems since it proved effective ...

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The two articles “Debt is Good for You" and “Debtors’ Prison" explore the use of debt financing by corporations and contrast it to equity financing, as well as investigate the implications of excess borrowing.

“Debt is Good for You" discusses debt and equity financing by providing a brief overview of the scientific research in this area. It uses the paper by Modigliani and Miller, who claimed that the proportions of equity and debt have no effect on the firm’s value, as a reference point for further discussion and shows the evolution of the theory related to company financing. In ...

Saving the phenomena was a central motivation for mathematical astronomy during the ancient and medieval era. It was assessed by Pierre Duhem who based the report on the findings of Simplicius who had attributed his work to Plato, of the fourth century B.C.E. Duhem claimed that Ptolemy had the intention of saving the phenomena. The Ptolemy’s Almagest was composed in 150 A.D. History regards the text as the oldest in the field of astronomy. The parameters used to derive this piece were geometrical techniques though they lacked a trace of the Almagest of the Babylonian schemes, which were ...

Auditors Wield Mathematical Weapons to Detect Cheating

Auditors Wield Mathematical Weapons to Detect Cheating
This article is dedicated to the depiction of the case when the analysis of the accounting data may reveal the ethical misconduct and accounting fraud. The team of the forensic accountants has dedicated their activity to the assessment and evaluation of the refunds, which were issued by the national call center. The forensic accountants have identified that there was exceed number of ‘fours’ in the data – only accountants are able to reveal and address the pitfalls, implied by such issue.
It was identified that the lion share of the refund-related operations was ...

1. Introduction. Digital signal processing is a very mathematical subject so main mathematical ideas should be outlined to ensure a successful learning.
2. Algebra. Algebra is a systematic notation of quantitative relationship between expressions divided (or joint) by the sign ‘=’ and the collection of rules to manipulate such expressions and values (variables) they contain.
3. Functions, Numbers, and Graphs. Functions are used to denote relations (dependencies) between variables: if one variable depends on another, then the latter variable is called the independent variable, while the former is called the value of the function. If we use the horizontal axis ...

Biometrika has fro the last 100 years published over 400 years concerning the subject of Time Series. Time series is a significant feature in Biometrika under the editorship of Professor E.S. Pearson.
These papers grew enormously at a rate of 10% up to the present time. The first Time series paper was written by Gosset “student” and Anderson (1914). Correlation was a new and a crucial concept in Time series. Consider two time series, (Xt) and (Yt) as expressed below
Xt = mt +et and Yt = Mt + Et
Where et and Et are sequences of uncorrelated random variables, mt and Mt ...

In his article, Multiplicitous and Inorganic Bodies, Lynn tackles the relevance of understanding the principles of proportional geometry. By incorporating this principles on architectural designs, architects can achieve harmony which results to a natural, well-crafted work (Lynn, 1992). As a professor of architecture, Lynn is thoroughly concerned with the spatial bodies of inanimate objects he refers to as ‘organisms’. Lynn argues that in order to better understand any object, destroying it would be the first option. Similarly, biological sciences attempt to study the vital functions of the organs through live dissection and open surgery. In architecture, creating a plan is also a simple ...

Article summary: Microprocessor.

A microprocessor is defined as a Central Processing Unit (CPU) of all computers hence it is the brain of computers and a number of electronic appliances found in households. It entails the Functionality of a CPU on a few integrated and single ones, IC. Krishna further brings out its functions. He terms it as a multipurpose device that can be programmable to allow input digital data, processes the data in reference to instructions depicted in the memory. The results hence are produced as the output (61). This comes out in different forms depending on receiver.
Microprocessors can also be put together to form ...

You know the day will not be a smooth one when you see your boss’ car parked in your spot, when you, as usually, arrive earlier at work. The book “The Goal” gravitates around the life and work of Alex Rogo, a Plant Manager within Uniware, part of UniCo company. Alex is a career oriented person, who tries to find a balance between his challenging work and his family life. As he follows two goals at the same time, he fails in both.
In the beginning of the book, readers find out that Alex’s plant is facing some troubles. Although he ...