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More on math and science education

The arguments pointing to math and science education deficiency in this country are getting another boost with this article in USA Today. Since the President is expected to touch upon the dwindling US dominance in science and technology in his State of the Union address tomorrow night, it will be interesting to hear how he plans to address it. The National Science Education Incentive Act of 2005 (HR 450), currently in the House Committee on Ways and Means (one of several Acts currently in Congress specific to improving science and math education), lists 10 specific findings by Congress regarding science education in this country.

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