Everyone - instructors and students - want to make sure that grading of each test is fair, that the only thing that determines the students' grade is their level of knowledge, that different students get the same penalty ...

For each major, in addition to directly major-related topics, students also need to learn auxiliary topics - e.g., math topics - which are needed to understand more direct major-related ones. To learn these auxiliary topics, ...

We explain the empirical observation that multi-lingual education helps to study mathematics.

Students majoring in mathematics or computer science also have to take additional classes in language, history, philosophy, etc. These classes - that all students have to take, irrespective of their major - are known as ...

Traditionally, subjects are taught in sequential order: e.g., first, students study algebra, then they use the knowledge of algebra to study the basis ideas of calculus. In this traditional scheme, teachers usually do not ...