OCTOBER 10, 1974
Help Motivate
Students - Math
Expert Says'i^cherg
($p jjelp to motivate. _
therr * ftudefits for'^ositivfc
learning experiences, by varying
the way they work with
\mdividual differences, an Ohio
State University professor
emphasized here this morning.
as a variable, rafhiF"
than as a constant," said Jack
Krymier, the keynote speaker for
a two-day statewide?
mathematics-conference at A&T
~~State University.
'.We give .assignments as
teachers and we expect all of the
pupils to master the assignments
At 1 . .A ?_ .. f it * *
Iti Ihn 1 ** ?
111 liIV acinic lengm 01 ume, said
!* rymier. "But motivation is a
conception of human
Wq 1 a t i o n s h i p s without
conditiolisy'
v - ^nyniier'si addresses opened
the ciWereitre attended by more
than 50Qtoafchers from all over
the ?~?t ??r~
Two of the state's outstanding
c ollege teachers were honored
I riday night by the North
Carolina Council of Teachers of
Mathematics during the meeting.
The new awards are named in
honor of the late Professor W.W.
It a nk in of Duke University ?
Initial winners of the awards
were Rankin posthumously, and
"Dr. Marjorie Lee Browne, a
retired North Carolina Central
University teacher.
Rankin taught at Duke for 2(>
\ears before his retirement in
1H5K. He was a pioneer in the
development of mathematics
education institutes.
He was cited by the Internal
Revenue ?or his , role in
developing materials for use in
teaching high school pupils how
to file income tax returns.
DC. Browne served as
chairman of the Department of
Jdathematics at North Carolina
C entral from 1949 to 1970. She was
_ the first black woman to receive
a Ph.D. in mathematics froih the
University of Michigan.
She initiated the first National
Science Foundation Institute for
the retraining of junior and
senior high schodl mathematjps
teachers at a predominatelyblack
institution.
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appointed the Defense Supply
Agency's inspector for Europe at
the huge Wiesbaden Air Force
Base here.
Cheek formerly commanded a
squadron in Minnesota and the
475(>th Supply Squadron at
Tyndall Air Force Base in
Florida. He spent more than
three and a half years in
Vietnam
As an Air Force supply officer.
Cheek served in Morrocco. Saudi
Arabia, Youngston, Ohio,
Iangley Air Force Base, the
Phillipines. He was also a deputy
commander for material in
Oreenland and served on the
Headquarters Aerospace
Defense Command staff at
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Chock's love of drill and
Ceremony date back to his early
years with the Boy Scouts in
Greensboro.
After entering A&T, he quickly
became a member of the
university's crack Air Force Drill
Team, which he commanded
during his sophomore and junior
' years. During his senior year,
( heek became cadet commander
of th? entire Air Force ROTC
battalion.
Col. Cheek is the son of Mr..and
Mrs. Fleming T. Cheek of 705 S.
O'Henry Blvd. in Greensboro. He
is married to the former
GeraJdine W. "Fairish.
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Wc hold our meetings every
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