Entrepreneurs, engineers, and developers are emerging from Sub-Saharan African nations as though they are being churned out from assembly lines. This is based on my anecdotal observations rather than ...

This is an edited version of a video produced by Jill Granger. To view the original video, click here. Carrie Lewis and Kelly Steele’s fifth grade students slide and spin across the classroom floor, ...

Christina Greene, lead teacher for Akron Public Schools' After Hours Program, helps a student on the call-in hotline at the district's administration building. Greene is a third grade teacher at ...

PITTSFIELD — Through free throws and defensive slide lines, an afterschool program in Pittsfield is aiming to help students beat the odds in being successful in math. Allendale and Capeless elementary ...

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PITTSFIELD — Chloe Haas, a third-grader at Stearns Elementary School sat in the far corner of a biology lab at Berkshire Community College. She steadied herself and then peered into the lens. "Cool," ...

A class has 29 students. Twenty students have dogs; 15 have cats. How many have both dogs and cats? Speaker Freeman Hrabowski, president of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, posed the ...

More city kids are graduating from high school, but that doesn’t mean they can do college math. Basic algebra involving fractions and decimals stumped a group of City University of New York freshmen – ...

Craig Tapscott: Why is there such a big aversion for some players to go deeper and really utilize the mathematics of the game? James Sweeney: In the first chapter of my book, I wrote the following: ...