Two in five leave school saying they're 'no good at maths' and it's hitting their finances

As many as a quarter say their experiences with maths at school has put them off using maths as an adult, according to data ...

For the first time since the 1960s, the gender pay gap is widening again — experts say these 3 economic forces are pushing women’s earnings backward

According to the latest Census Bureau data, women earned just 80.9 cents for every dollar men made in 2024, down from 84 ...

Think Bigger, Hurt Smarter, Train Daily: Running Lessons from Nick Thompson

Nick Thompson is proof that high output does not require chaos. By day, he runs The Atlantic as CEO, steering a 160-year-old magazine through the mess of AI, al ...

Election day in Greenville: Here's what to know about candidates, voting

Brock Flemming, Kilgore compete in District 2; Belge faces Alexander at-large; Brasington is unopposed in District 4.
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Strategies to Help Build Students’ Math Fact Fluency

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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Reflections on Intelligence, With Thomas Sowell and Justice Clarence Thomas

Walking into the Hoover Institution’s Traitel Building on a cool Monday morning two weeks ago, I was immediately confronted with posters of Professor Thomas Sowell’s most important quote: “It doesn’t ...