Math

Math hinders student success in community colleges, but innovative approaches in Oregon show promise in teaching math in the context of technical programs.

Equitable access to algebra education must be provided for all students, emphasizing high expectations and providing necessary support.

Terrence Howard’s pseudo-scientific antics threaten to dismantle fundamental principles, undermining genuine academic exploration and critical thinking.

Meet Cameron Robinson, a remarkable 12-year-old math prodigy who graduated with an Associate of Arts from Florida State College Jacksonville.

Avoid summer learning loss with local programs that offer math and coding education for academic success and future opportunities in STEAM fields.

Equitable math instruction stems from the simple recognition that students and communities come from diverse backgrounds. Keep reading to learn more!

Learn how students’ beliefs about math ability shape achievement and how teachers can help build stronger, more positive math identities in schools.

When it comes to best instructional practices, experts say the two subjects have parallel problems–and solutions.

Discover professional development opportunities for math teachers this summer. Explore virtual and in-person events, including the Middle School Math Summit, Greg Tang’s Virtual Math Academy, and the Conference for the Advancement of Mathematics Teaching (CAMT).