It is Dr. Sanders and I am here to teach a little ELA and math to all of my Pre-K students. But what do I always say? It doesn't matter if you're two or 102, we will have some fun.

"Certainly basic addition and subtraction can be enabled by a brain with less than 1 million neurons." That finding suggests that the honeybees miniature brain can, at the very least, use symbols ...

After performing basic addition, you get 5, making the new equation 45 ÷ 9 (5). At this stage, some people fell into a trap. Instead of following PEMDAS, they decided to multiply 9 and 5, leaving ...

The math students are taught in kindergarten often progresses no further than basic counting and shapes. In a 2013 study , researcher and University of Colorado Boulder associate professor Mimi Engel ...

In a recent Education Week survey of about 300 math educators, most agreed that it’s “essential” for students to have fact fluency in order to work on higher-order, conceptual math problems ...

But in fact, “complex cognition [like the math problems solved by bees] can be underpinned by relatively simple mechanisms.” That doesn’t explain why bees might have evolved the ability to ...