For generations of adults raised on the drill-and-kill math of decades past, "fun" might not be a word they link to long ...

GeoGebra is an award-winning suite of math apps and interactives that integrates and visualizes the teaching of algebra and ...

Owings Mills K-12 girls’ school, Garrison Forest School, hosted the two-day public workshop last week on this style of ...

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A Nebraska couple is addressing low math proficiency among high school seniors with a tech startup that uses artificial ...

His teacher, through no fault of her own, simply wasn’t teaching it to him in a way that worked for him. Just as we learned 25 years ago that there is a better way to teach reading by focusing on the ...

Educators from across the region came together in St. Joseph for a special summer training hosted by the Missouri Council of ...

Julie Wright, a middle school math teacher in Portland, Ore., says she’s seeing a lot more activity on the Wiki she built for teachers to share social-justice math resources.

Letters to the Editor: Teach math as puzzles for kids to solve. That’s more fun than memorization Children play math games at Esperanza Elementary School in Los Angeles in 2019.

It’s time we rethink how math is taught, prioritizing data fluency. The standard approach to math teaching in this country focuses myopically on procedures, algorithms, and memorization.

Math teacher Diane Laney hard at work in her third-grade classroom at Ider High school, which serves grades K-12. Students use counters to help model multiplication.