According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the demand for mathematicians is expected to grow by 23% over the next decade — due in part to the increasing demand for people who can analyze big data as well as the importance placed on technology. Many employers seek out the skills obtained in a mathematics degree since those majors have the necessary skills to develop and maintain the technology needed in our society.
Students have the opportunity to participate in math competitions such as the MAA Regional Math Contest and Arkansas Undergraduate Math Contest. They also take part in other contests like Team Jeopardy and Integration Bees. At these various events, students are able to present their research and prepare for their capstone projects.
Mathematics seminar allows for the University mathematics community to meet and learn together once a week. Students present their capstone seminar research to fellow students as well as hear from guest speakers.
As a high school math teacher, you'll prepare students for academic sucess by fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills eseential for future edcuation and careers in STEM fields. You'll create engaging lesson plans, facilitate classroom activities and assess student progress.
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