Math Archives - Page 6 of 9

Make Math Playful and Your Students Will Succeed

Here’s how to create a positive math mindset in kids.

Don’t Create Math Trauma by Shaming Students’ Curiosity

We must teach students that math is a language.

Thanks to a Great Teacher, This Young Valedictorian Found His Math Identity. Now He’s Paying It Forward.

Reginald “Reggie” King graduated from Lindblom College Preparatory in May, with a passion for math education and a plan to invest in the future of academic success.

How My 4-Year-Old Just Broke Down Combining Triangles to Form Polygons

My preschooler showed me how to teach math better.

Bloomberg Invested in a Ton of NYC Schools This Summer. Here’s What It Did.

NYC’s Summer Boost program is helping Big Apple students in big ways.

Here’s How Math Anxiety Is Passed from Teacher to Student, And How to Break the Cycle

Confidence in math is a multigenerational problem. Learn how to fix it here.

When Teachers Pay Attention to How Their Students Think, Kids Can Make More Sense of Math

Amid COVID school disruptions, research has shown that for most students across the U.S., recent learning gains have been lower-than-typical in math.

I Tell Every One of My Students They’re a ‘Math Person’

If we, as math educators, can commit to centering our pedagogy to humanize our students, we can push our students to reimagine the role that math plays in their lives. All of our students can be “math people.”

With Florida Math Textbook Rejections, CRT Is Just the Tip of the Iceberg

Florida’s rejection of math textbooks is about a lot more than critical race theory.