Fifth grade teacher Michaela Sicuranza helped lead her Title I school to a math championship. Here's how she gets kids ...

Digital games can contribute to educating people—particularly those who do not suffer from mental illness—about depression, a ...

Tuscaloosa City Schools and Tuscaloosa County School Systems are facing a growing mental health crisis among ... come to school anymore just to teach kids math and reading. Kids come and we ...

NEW YORK CITY, May 02, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Expert Consumers has named Prodigy Math the top-ranked app in its annual list of the Best Math Games for Kids, recognizing the platform for its ...

The ranking highlights Prodigy Math as a leader in the growing category of game-based learning solutions - an area that has gained significant traction in recent years as schools and families look for ...

Kids' Minds Matter addresses Southwest ... united in bringing acceptance to and raising awareness of mental health. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. This year’s event ...

“Kids look to us adults to be their stabilizing ... a quantitative and developmental psychologist specializing in adolescent mental health at the University of California, Irvine.

What does a back-to-basics approach to math instruction look like in classrooms? In math, it means understanding which kids need support ... It’s mental math. We’re just explicitly teaching ...

A new version of Monopoly has been released — and there’s no math needed. Hasbro announced an updated version of the beloved board game that replaces cash and the banker with a mobile app that ...

The next time you’re driving your son or daughter to their game, and you see them engrossed in their phone, Larissa Mills wants you to remember something. "The brain takes 22 minutes to go back ...

Remember when your teachers used to say that mental math is important because you can ... and focused,” and enjoys reading, playing video games, playing cricket, and traveling.

Indeed, the kids with jobs who are also in school "underperform despite being extraordinarily good at mental math," says Abhijit Banerjee an MIT economist and another co-author of the paper.