Our public schools don’t pick and choose. They don’t push out students who need more support. They don’t quietly ignore civil ...

Summer vacation lasts roughly ten weeks. During that time, many kids experience a skill regression called the “summer slide.” ...

Speaking of which, here’s a quick preview at some of the stories you’ll find in this issue of the journal: Going back to that January announcement about the return to print for a moment ...

Math students learn about Ramsey problems early on, so r(4,t) has been on Verstraete's radar for most of his professional career. In fact, he first saw the problem in print in Erdös on Graphs ...

Chef Pat Pascarella, whose Porchetta Group owned Bastone, told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution he believes a confluence of factors led business to fall off. “A restaurant is a math equation ...

He and his then girlfriend, Ela Özçağlar, had recently graduated from college in Ankara; both had studied math. At the time, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln had one of the top commutative ...

Results from the National Assessment of Educational Progress show dramatic and sobering declines in math and reading scores for the nation's fourth and eighth graders, laying bare the ways ...

Laura Jackson became seriously concerned about her daughter and math when the girl was in third grade. While many of her classmates flew through multiplication tests, Jackson’s daughter relied ...

4. Have students keep a math journal. When working with students one-on-one, our teachers would use scratch paper to demonstrate a problem-solving approach. However, if students still had questions ...

The move is not expected to significantly impact delivery, and subscribers will continue to receive their print editions on their current schedules. In 1987, The Providence Journal opened its $ ...

His sudden change of approach comes just one week after he publicly launched his tariff blitz, with numbers, math, and tactics that made absolutely no sense to pretty much anyone who looked at it.

A key part—though surely not the only part—of early-grades math is ensuring students get the basic arithmetic functions down and, beyond that, making sure they’re able to swiftly and ...