1. Fast and Slow Piles. This works well as a starting or closing activity. Students sort math fact cards into fast and slow piles. This visual way of tracking facts highlights which facts come ...

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On the wall at the front of Sydney Carroll’s classroom is a blue cutout reading “100%.” The meaning is twofold: It’s a ...

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The number of man, 666, symbolized divine harmony, human creation, and cosmic order prior to its Christian reinterpretation.

A monkey sits thoughtfully on the forest path, surrounded by lush greenery. Its gaze is steady and curious, almost contemplative, as the filtered sunlight reveals the soft texture of its fur. This ...

The former chair and CEO of Baxter International reflects on the five factors that shaped his career and lead him to success.

As he prepares to exit many doors, Markarian addresses the significance of holding the door open for the next person.

Maui students showcased their skills last week at the annual conference for the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics in Atlanta. The students’ work was featured in a presentation titled ...

Dover, Somersworth, Spaulding, York and Oyster River high school leaders select Students of Week. All Seacoast schools are ...