Press Release
New Century
Education Corporation
Integrates New Algebra Curriculum into its
Courseware
(April, 2004
Interactive
Algebra* was developed by Dr. Ralph Heimer, retired
Professor and Chair of the Mathematics Education Program at The Pennsylvania
State University. Dr. Heimer is a noted mathematics educator and author of
numerous high school Algebra textbooks.
In addition, he has had over thirty years of experience in developing
mathematics curriculum materials for computer delivery. Interactive Algebra correlates highly to most
states' Algebra 1 requirements and is fully integrated under the New Century
Management System. Utilizing New
Century's proven diagnostic/prescriptive approach to learning, students begin
Algebra instruction only after mastering required prerequisite skills. Lessons
include tutorial instruction and guided practice. Student progress is automatically tracked and
summarized in individual and group reports. To learn more about Interactive
Algebra, please visit our website at www.ncecorp.com/algebra.htm
About New Century Education
New Century Education provides instructional software
to help students of all ages and ability levels achieve proficiency in core
curriculum subjects. The New Century
Instructional System combines software based curriculum, integrated
assessments, and valuable teacher and administrator reports. The program’s structured approach to
individualized learning, its assessment and monitoring, and its curriculum are
the products of New Century’s rich educational publishing experience and
expertise and its original research in learning behaviors and motivations. New
Century Education offers educators a complete program solution including
software installation, technical support, training and staff development.
Headquartered in
For further
information, please contact Janice Harrison at New Century Education
Corporation (800) 833-6232, ext. 5562.
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New Century is a registered trademark of New Century Education Corporation.