How should math and science be taught in California? What courses or pathways would best prepare and equip students to succeed in college and careers? And how does California achieve that while facing ...

Three STEM professionals write that the state's new framework for public school math ... third-grade students must memorize multiplication facts is gone,' reads the article. California, a large ...

The findings were reported in “Teacher Prep Review: Preparation for Teaching Elementary Mathematics.” Only eight of California’s 64 teacher preparation programs examined in the report had a passing ...

Alex Rainey teaches English to fourth graders at Chico Country Day School in northern California. She used GPT-4, a language ...

The app introduced new settings and features aimed at creating more age-appropriate experiences for minors. Do the changes go far enough? By Jeremy Engle How have Las Vegas’s daily high summer ...

Gavin Newsom and the state legislature approved a $54.3 billion spending package for what Newsom called his “California Climate Commitment.” Since then, the package has faced a $9.4 billion ...

Sampled students in the eighth grade across the country are tested for math and reading proficiency on the National Assessment of Educational Progress, which the U.S. Department of Education bills ...

The board was also asked to vote on whether to maintain a maximum of one level of acceleration throughout middle school, with the highest level being geometry honors, for 8th-grade students.

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Plus, the future looks brighter, too, by this California math. The index’s “expectations” measurement hit a 30-month high after rising 18% higher in the month, 22% in a year, and 4% vs.

Proposition 4 on California’s November ballot calls for borrowing $10 billion to fund scores of environmental proposals that unfortunately are more the product of politics than good policy.