Math scores of California’s average eighth graders on standardized tests in 2021 were in line with the knowledge and skills of fifth graders, according to a new analysis of the state’s Smarter ...

Here, math fits in the palm of your hand – just one sign of a countywide re-imagining of elementary school math instruction that has led to dramatic student improvement between 2019 and 2024.

Xenia — A local student is saying she is not learning math at school and she’s worried it could impact her college outlooks. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] “She ...

In 2019, Jackson started pulling her daughter out of school for part of each day to teach her math at home. “I am not a math teacher, but I was so desperate,” Jackson said.

Missouri is the first state to try new student testing system that gives teachers and families real-time feedback on students ...

Introducing new math concepts via already-worked examples can give students a significant boost in learning. But choosing the right problems makes a big difference. An analysis earlier this year ...

L.A. student scores show deep pandemic setbacks, with 72% failing to meet math standards L.A. Unified Supt. Alberto M. Carvalho speaks at a news conference about a sharp decline in student test ...

U.S. students have suffered historic learning setbacks with math and reading scores falling to their lowest levels since before the COVID-19 pandemic, national exam results released on Monday ...

And overall student achievement fell only modestly. The average student in the quicker-to-reopen districts lost the equivalent of about seven to 10 weeks of in-person instruction.

My dad taught me that math makes the world better, and that learning math is key to understanding the world. But in middle school, being tracked into lower-level courses contradicted my math identity ...

Since becoming available on Game Learning, "Math Snacks" has joined more than 1,000 new games available on the educational platform meant for K to 12th-grade students.

The percentage of students meeting state standards in math and English remained below 2019 levels for U-46 students, but student growth on tests climbed back up close to pre-pandemic levels.