This article highlights the connection between computational thinking and mathematics, and presents examples of classroom activities that teach computational thinking and mathematics in ways that ate ...

(National Research Council, 2006). Enhancing and supporting the use of spatial thinking activities in the classroom is an inexpensive way of supporting children’s mathematical development, and can ...

To many on the outside, if your students are not meeting grade-level standards, the thinking would go, you are setting low expectations. If you are teaching a group of third-grade students, those ...

"Mathematics should be flexible, conceptual, a place where we play with ideas and make connections. If we open it up and invite more creativity, more diverse thinking, we can completely transform ...

Josh Blackburn, CEO of online tutoring company TLC LIVE, discusses how we can use mathematics as a tool for growth and ...

In recent decades, K-12 math education has evolved significantly, shifting from rote memorization to fostering conceptual ...

“They’re not trying to solve a problem, they’re talking about ways that math works,” said fourth-grade teacher Jessica Andrus-Wyman. “They are showing their thinking in multiple different ways. They ...

Instead, using math thinking strategies in classrooms aims to cultivate critical thinking, build problem-solving skills, and ensure students have a solid foundational understanding of math ...

We'll grow our way of it! Even if we never do. Washington is not a city of math thinking. It's too inconvenient to apply common-sense arithmetic. Instead, you get wonky ‘dynamic scoring ...