This means removing the lost opportunities and disparities in math achievement. One often overlooked, but cost-effective, way to improve student outcomes is to adopt high-quality mathematics ...

The district is inviting community members to review the middle school math instructional materials, which it has posted online, and provide input and comments. “Public comment is an important ...

State lawmakers are considering proposals in the state budget that they say would improve math education for public school ...

Research shows that high-quality instructional materials, together with teacher professional learning aligned to them, are a potent combination to help teachers improve math outcomes for students.

The national survey was conducted in 2021 by researchers at San Diego State University, including Zahner, who also directs the university’s Center for Research in Mathematics and Science Education, ...

NCTQ finds many places lacking on how to teach core topics, leverage high-quality instructional material and rely on strong ...

Nationwide, only 12 states and the District of Columbia used a "strong" or "acceptable" math licensure test and required all elementary teachers to pass it. The state were: Alabama, Arkansas, ...

The CSU, which trains the majority of the state’s teachers, has dismissed the report’s methodology and findings.

The Belton Independent School District school board approved the adoption of two State Board of Education-approved high-quality instructional materials for elementary math and reading on Monday.

The Orcutt Union School District is exploring options for new mathematics instruction materials for transitional kindergarten through the 8th grade, and samples of the instructional materials will ...

For students who fail to meet the grade-level benchmark on two consecutive math assessments, school districts will create an intervention plan, per the new law.

And the amount of instruction is being doubled. | Starting in September 2027, a new mandatory mathematics course will span the entirety of every student’s Grade 9 school year.