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Put to the test

Put to the test

The RAND Corp. has received a $6 million federal grant to study the effectiveness of Cognitive Tutor Algebra, developed at Carnegie Mellon and published by Carnegie Learning. (From the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.)

Jonathan Potts