A new group billing itself as a "Consumer Reports for school materials" will soon begin posting free online reviews of major textbooks and curricula that purport to be aligned to the Common Core ...

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 ...

Moreover, California trails the nation in how our education leaders understand, identify and use high-quality instructional materials to boost math learning. A recent poll from Gallup found that only ...

The materials support many National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) Standards and Expectations and several National Science Education Standards (NSES).

Imagine Learning is proud to announce that Imagine Learning Illustrative Mathematics, the leading problem-based core math ...

The divide makes it less likely that students who struggle will get access to proven strategies, researchers argue in a new study.

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 ...

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 Education Commissioner approved the state’s initial adoption list for math teaching materials, following a review of submissions, which found 41 percent of the submitted textbooks were ...

Learning materials incorporating written texts as well as instructional pictures are the basis for learning in many subjects. However, text-picture integration makes high cognitive demands of learners ...

AUSTIN, TX, UNITED STATES, November 19, 2024 /EINPresswire / -- Texas 2036 commends the Texas State Board of Education's preliminary approval of high quality math instructional materials today as ...

Investigative Reporter Katie LaGrone recently sat down with a Florida-based publisher whose math products were recently rejected for not meeting the state’s new standards.