Maybe Everyday Math isn’t the evening-wrecking demon that many parents consider it, but it’s clearly not lifting up the nation, either. Indeed, ...

My colleague Catie O'Toole has a story in today's Post-Standard about Everyday Math -- a new way schools are teaching kids mathematics. Actually, it's not quite new. It's been around for 25 years ...

As part of the Everyday Math curriculum, a program that stresses solution strategy and comprehension and promotes individualized rate of development, fourth grade students at Leighton Elementary ...

I live in an Everyday Math district in Pennsylvania, and while scores on our state test, the PSSA, are rising, our SAT scores are dropping.

Who says American education isn't working? Via Slate, I just learned that our children are being taught something called Everyday Math that is going to make every day of their adult lives quite ...

A fifth-grade lesson from “Everyday Math” has students stand up and use their arms to form acute angles, right angles and parallel lines to better understand the mathematical concepts. Many of ...

Teachers can get kids comfortable with math concepts by using numeracy-focused vocabulary in everyday classroom activities.

Everyday Math. Finding a Rare Use for Trigonometry After High School. A kind of math that rarely comes up in adult life turns out to be just the way to measure the angle you need for your computer ...

Some of the students OPB has been following in the Class of 2025 spend twice as much time in math classes as their peers, an effort that gives students a better understanding — and better grades ...

LISTEN: Math tricks for everyday life : Life Kit If math never quite stuck for you, Ben Orlin is here to change that. He says think of math as a language.

Math curriculum change drives questions in La Jolla schools Starting next school year, the San Diego Unified district will adopt Eureka Math² California for elementary schools, but some local ...

Everyday Math. When Is a Doughnut Like a Coffee Cup? What’s ‘roughly the same’ in theory can turn out to be different in practice, as when an approximated 2 plus 2 really equals 5. By .