Math games can be an effective way to learn ... with the tools needed to understand the world and appreciate its everyday awe.

Math is everywhere in daily life. Parents and teachers can use simple activities to teach math without a textbook.For example ...

They not only can provide math-related toys and games, but serve as role models demonstrating how math is used in everyday activities. As researchers who study children’s math development ...

On Doug Noon’s Borderland blog, high school teacher Karl Fisch defends the use of conceptually-oriented math programs like Everyday Math in elementary schools. In doing so, he makes a ...

Krause & Cohen-Kadosh (2016), there is a direct relationship between what students learn in the classroom and how it is perceived as numeracy (defined as everyday math) that can be used daily.

I should also mention at the outset that the game used in the Stanford University study was Brainquake’s Wuzzit Trouble, which looks more like a digital interactive mathematics manipulative than ...