giftedness Press The Federal Mathematics Competition will be 40 - and celebrates a day in Berlin, the world of numbers. Jubilee Guest are Germany's most famous mathematician, successful competition participants and prominent math fans. They say, "Please Pay!" - And discuss on Monday 28 March, with interested guests about the importance of mathematics and mathematical education funding.
The Anniversary Symposium in Berlin by 13 clock starts at the Deutsche Bank, Frederick Hall, Unter den Linden. The event will look back education & talent not just on 40 years of national competition. The view looks to the future: In times of global networking mathematicians are in demand like never before. But what does this mean for education? How can teaching and learning be made more attractive? These issues are already in the opening Talk Focus - with among others Klaus Kinkel (German Telecom Foundation), Andreas Schlüter (Donors' Association for German Science) and Susan Schmidt (Federal Ministry for Education and Research).
comes less than three times in Berlin "Beutelspacher sofa" are used - known for the entertaining discussions of Albrecht Beutelspacher. The Giessen professor was known as a TV mathematician and author. On his red sofa, he talked with Lisa Sauermann, which has just won for the fifth time in the national competition. The entire program is available for download on www.bildung-and-begabung.de
"numbers please!" Is a celebration of education and talent, an initiative of the Donors' Association for German Science, funded largely by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research. Generali Holding AG, Germany supported the national competition in mathematics as the main sponsor.
guests are welcome and admission is free. Media representatives can come with all speakers and participants in conversation. Applications by 18 March on: info@bundeswettbewerb-mathematik.de
Contact:
Kralemann Moritz, Press Officer, Tel 0228 - 95915-60
Andreas Block, press officer, tel 0228 - 95915-61
presse @ education-and-begabung.de
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