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The Foundation’s funding will go toward Reasoning Mind’s development of high-quality online math programs for Pre-K, Kindergarten, and 1 st Grade DALLAS, TEXAS —The Meadows Foundation, one of the country’s most recognized family foundations, has awarded Reasoning Mind a $100,000…

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Funding authorized by the 84 th Texas Legislature will allow qualifying public schools to use Reasoning Mind’s award-winning online math program at no cost through 2017. HOUSTON, TEXAS —For the fourth consecutive biennium, math education nonprofit Reasoning Mind has been…

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Maybe you’ve heard of it: PhotoMath , the app that does your Algebra homework. Take a picture of any linear equation and the app produces a step-by-step solution. Voices around the Internet hail PhotoMath as the app that “ could…

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1 in 3. This is the chance that students who are behind academically in fourth and eighth grade have of graduating high school prepared for college or careers, according to a study from testing group ACT, Inc . The group…

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Avoiding the loss of math skills this summer does not have to mean days of dreary worksheets and homework for your children. Teach them to love math by checking out these books from the library: The Lemonade War —  This exciting…

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A new report reveals that doing your math homework pays off. Mathematicians ranked first on the 2014 CareerCast list of ” The 200 Best Jobs of 2014 .” The authors specifically the field’s versatility of career options (academia, for-profit, and…

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What is a quasi-experiment? A quasi-experiment is a type of study that can estimate the effect of something by comparing its influence on two groups made up of people who are similar but were not randomly assigned to the groups….

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“If you torture the data long enough, it will confess to anything.”– Ronald Harry Coase, British economist and Nobel laureate Research and data can guide advancements in education and hasten their widespread adoption. By using appropriate, proven methods of research…

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If you place a new piece of music in front of an accomplished professional musician, he or she likely will be able to play at least the main melody and harmony lines without a struggle. An experienced “sight reader” can…

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The College Board unveiled the  new SAT  at the SXSWedu conference last month. Optional essay, “real world” contexts, and no more esoteric vocabulary words — the changes are many. Test takers beginning in 2016 also will see a new math section that…

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