Calculator debate: boon or threat to students' math skills
The pocket calculator faces mixed views from educators and parents who fear loss of basic math, while a shift toward early and broader use grows. Studies cite positive or neutral effects, with calls to teach fundamentals first, then integrate calculators for understanding and engagement.
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Nuclear power share grows with six new units in 1976
Nuclear News reports that nuclear plants supply about ten percent of U S electric power. Six more reactors began operation in 1976, lifting total commercial nuclear units to 39. Ten more units are slated to start this year, with others under construction.
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Touch Of Learning Award For Sir John Pope-Hennessy
The American Friends of the Hebrew University named Sir John Pope-Hennessy, director of the British Museum and former Victoria and Albert Museum chief, as the Touch of Learning Award recipient. Pope-Hennessy, 63, has authored art books and catalogs for major institutions and serves as consultative chairman of European paintings at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The sculpture prize by Chas Gross was presented by Avraham Harman, Hebrew University president.
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