Approximate solutions to more complex equations can be found using a process called iteration. Iteration means repeatedly carrying out a process. To solve an equation using iteration, start with an ...

Analysis: There's no doubt that bonus points are driving the uptake of Higher Level maths, but the initiative has had unintended consequences In Ireland, the proportion of students opting to complete ...

The Federal Government has said that English language and mathematics remain compulsory for students sitting for their ordinary level examinations. The government therefore urged students to continue ...

In Kosovo this April, a team of four girls between the ages of 15 and 18 represented Ireland at the prestigious European Girls’ Mathematical Olympiad (EGMO). They achieved our second-best set of ...

“The Ministry emphasized that the new policy does not exempt any candidate from registering and sitting for these two core subjects but rather introduces a more inclusive and flexible approach to ...

The Federal Government has said Mathematics was a compulsory subject for all students sitting for O-Level examinations. This came barely a week after the government said the subject was no longer ...

The Federal Government has clarified that English Language and Mathematics remain compulsory subjects for all students registering for O-Level examinations across the country. The Federal Ministry of ...

Nigerian government reaffirmed that all students must continue to register and take English Language and Mathematics for their O-Level examinations. The Nigerian government has reaffirmed that English ...

The Federal Ministry of Education has reaffirmed that English Language and Mathematics remain compulsory for all students registering for their O’Level examinations, despite recent changes to tertiary ...

Migrants will need A-level standard English to work in the UK, under plans announced by the new home secretary. Shabana Mahmood has announced plans to raise the standard of English required from the ...

Exam boards are playing a “game of cat and mouse” with cyber criminals and an attack could jeopardise a future exam series, the new head of Cambridge OCR has warned.