It’s not every day that a math problem goes viral, but here we are, folks! How do you calculate 56+29 in your head without a ...

Country rankings of eighth graders on the 2023 TIMSS An abysmal showing by U.S. students on a recent international math test ...

Sousa suggests, “Look for opportunities to present and solve problems outdoors or in a large indoor area like the gymnasium.” ...

Between 2019 and 2023, test scores for American fourth graders in math dropped by 18 points and scores for eighth graders ...

It’s not every day that a math problem goes viral, but here we are ... @ohhanxiety That post has nearly 40,000 replies!

Hallway bulletin boards are a fun entry point for students, teachers, and staff to engage in math-centered activities ...

Connor considered the number of marshmallows on the table in front of Flynn and then wrote “12×4” on his board, intending to challenge him with a large number. Flynn laid out 12 rows of marshmallows, ...

Please view our affiliate disclosure. The way we approach education, particularly in mathematics, has changed a lot over the past few years. As students face increasingly complex math problems, ...

Selma Unified is rolling out a new curriculum that they hope will allow teachers to focus more on teaching and help students ...

Taking algebra in eighth grade sets students like the Kaczenski twins up for geometry in ninth grade, advanced algebra by 10th grade, pre-calculus in 11th grade and calculus by their senior year.

How do you solve a problem like eighth grade algebra? Not the actual problems covered by the syllabus — the graphing of compound inequalities, say, or the untangling of scatter plots — but the ...