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Mathematical thinking begins in the early years with dialogue and real-world exploration
Math is not primarily about numbers, but about thinking. It all begins with parent-child conversations about mathematical ideas.
Math scores stink in America. Other countries teach it differently – and see higher achievement.
There is a growing chorus of math experts who recommend ways to bring America’s math curriculum into the 21st century to make it more reflective of what children in higher-performing countries learn.
10 Nonfiction Children’s Books That Humanize Mathematics
Math is often seen as a subject removed from everyday feelings and experiences. These ten nonfiction children's books reveal the people who loved math and made it an important part of their identities.
3 Fun Activities for Strengthening Numeracy Skills
These fun math activities give middle and high school students a chance to play with numbers—and learn at the same time.
How Hands-On Projects Can Deepen Math Learning for Teens
When students build a catapult or tell a story with equations they can see how their calculation and formulas translate to contexts beyond a whiteboard.
Study: Tough teachers get better results from students
A Fordham analysis of grading standards set by Algebra I teachers shows high expectations have long-term impacts and benefit all types of students.
Storytime, Meet Number Play: Early Math in the Home Matters for Later Skills
When parents and kids play math-related games and puzzles together, research suggests both generations build up better math skills and more positive associations with the subject.
Singapore maths adds up for educators around the world
How did Singapore become a world leader in math education?