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

Teachers can facilitate positive learning experiences to help students develop favorable perceptions about their math skills.

Incorporating LEGO-based activities into daily classroom instruction can significantly improve children’s math and spatial reasoning abilities, according to a new study.

A simple classroom activity involving a classic childhood staple, LEGO, could improve children's math and spatial ability, ...

The Summit Innovation Lab was founded by Jenny Hoban, a Chicago teacher moving to Boise. She founded it on the principle of ...

McLennan Community College is engaging kids this summer through hands-on STEM programs designed to prevent learning loss in ...

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Across India, abacus online classes have become a highly favored educational tool. Their immense popularity among parents ...

A new RAND study finds that students who feel confident in math and understand it are more engaged. Their ideas about ...

Key Points Involving your child in grocery shopping could strengthen their vocabulary and math skillsWhen they help you pick out ingredients, they get more interested in and excited about family ...

The Hous Foundation helps families pay for activities like gymnastics, music lessons and sports, aiming to improve kids' well-being and academic performance. The Hous Foundation's Great Ladybug ...

Parents may be looking for fun ways for their kids to avoid a summer slump and keep vital math skills razor sharp after ...