Japan Combats Sagging Interest In Math And Science
A generation of engineers is retiring and the number of math and science graduates from Japanese universities is dwindling as more students opt to pursue better-paying careers in finance. The trend is occurring across the U.S. and Western Europe as well. Japanese high school students routinely score...
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