Short-term memory is finite and fills up quickly. Here are 7 ways we can free up space for clearer-headed mathematical thinking.

Emily Scherer has been teaching fifth-grade English in Newport, Vermont, for nearly a decade. In this remote, poor corner of Vermont near the Canadian border, she’s always had some students arrive ...

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North Carolina assigns schools letter grades based on how many students pass state exams and a school’s improvement over time. But the state Board of Education has established a new task force to ...

Although Republicans introduced these bills, both should be bipartisan in support. Students deserve better math instruction. Teachers deserve support.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Manno writes on education, workforce training, and career pathways. The high school class of 2024 posted the lowest 12th-grade ...

As COVID-19 took hold across the islands beginning in 2020, Hawaii’s public schools struggled to take stock of the damage wrought by the burgeoning pandemic. Remote learning had scrambled routines, ...

Rhode Island students’ standardized test scores moved up this year, outpacing pre-pandemic proficiency in math. Of the more than 58,000 students in grades 3-8 who took the annual Rhode Island ...

Democrats pretend to own the education issue because they shovel money into schools and the pockets of teachers unions. But the numbers show that Republican-led states are getting better results in ...

While still in the early stages, research at Johns Hopkins University on virtual tutoring suggests students can benefit academically from use of the proper model and with effective implementation.

These engaging activities can help students visualize and manipulate the relationships between objects in space—skills that carry across multiple disciplines.

Public education in America stands at a crossroads. Achievement gaps persist, absenteeism soars, enrollment falls, budgets tighten and trust erodes. At the same time, schools are caught in bitter ...