You could say Sydni Franklin's sixth grade math class at Danville Middle School is learning fractions the hard way — well, ...

Acquired by Google in 2018, Socratic has become a go-to study companion for students looking for quick, reliable answers and in-depth explanations across a wide range of subjects, including math, ...

American students’ reading skills have continued to decline since the COVID-19 pandemic, while their math skills have barely improved, according to a report from the Department of Education ...

The Cleveland schools' leadership must stop celebrating mediocrity and start delivering real, lasting change for the students ...

“The better paying jobs go to those students who are better in math and science.” According the MassINC study, just under half of middle school parents say their children are interested in a ...

Nansemond-Suffolk Academy junior Rachel Maples started a tutoring program at the middle school after noticing her younger brother and some of his friends struggling with math. She started the program ...

EVERY TWO YEARS, A RANDOM GROUP OF FOURTH AND EIGHTH GRADE PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS TAKE THE NATIONAL ASSESSMENT OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRESS. IT MEASURES READING AND MATH PROFICIENCY ACROSS THE COUNTRY.

To let modern educational statistics tell it, Black K-12 students and Black people in general are horrible at math. But truth be told, there is no mathematics without Black people. Africans were using ...

As in previous years, 2024 testing data show Wisconsin had the largest gap in reading and math scores between Black and white students of any state in the U.S. For Wisconsin fourth graders ...

Ohio students' reading and math scores still haven't recovered from the COVID-19 pandemic, according to new data released Wednesday by the National Center for Education Statistics. “The news is ...

The Palo Alto Unified School District has been sued by a group of parents who allege the district’s process for placing students in math courses hinders girls’ advancement. Embarcadero Media ...

Small instructional shifts can guide students to use technology in ways that develop their critical thinking and creativity.