Carnegie Mellon Tops in Educational Research
November 10, 2005
Although Carnegie Mellon University has no education school, researchers in its interdisciplinary culture are producing innovations that are revolutionizing K-12 and college classrooms. One such example is Cargnegie Learning's Cognitive Tutor, a comprehensive secondary mathematics curriculum and computer-based tutoring program in use in 2,000 schools nationwide. An article in Carnegie Mellon Today highlights the technologies and advancements in education and how they, and Carnegie Learning, will help to advance conventional teaching methods and better educate all children. Download article in .pdf form.
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