Math education covers how students learn mathematics, from number sense in the early grades to algebra, geometry and calculus in high school, and how teachers teach it. It is also where many students decide early that they are not "math people", which makes the way math is taught as important as what is taught.
edCircuit's coverage is written for math teachers, coaches and the school leaders who choose curriculum and plan professional learning. It looks at teaching for understanding rather than memorized steps, worked examples, creativity and mathematical thinking, math anxiety and how to ease it, building teacher capacity through math professional learning, and AI and technology for math practice, along with the path to the International Math Olympiad. For the wider picture, see STEM and STEAM Education.
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