Number crunch falls short of mark
Friday 13th November 2009 12:27pm
A target to lift the proportion of Year 12 students taking maths, physics or chemistry by 15 % by next year is "unlikely" to be met. The latest progress report for the State Strategic Plan shows the number of students achieving a Tertiary Entrance Ranking in those subjects has fallen from 39% in 2003 to 37% last year.
Read the full article about the dwindling number of high school maths students.
Read about exciting technology careers and why you need to study maths.
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