Ah, spring approaching: warm weather, birds chirping, and a new round of standardized tests tied to the Common Core. Since they were first rolled out three years ago, the tests have been hugely ...

Let's find out. See if you're able to answer these math problems pulled from a 6th grade Common Core-compliant workbook set. Hint: Mark your answers separately and check them below. 1.

So before you start considering one of these 15 Best Careers if You Are Bad at Math, let me list down some common core multiplication strategies for 3rd and 4th graders to help you out.

Fourth grade math teacher, Eileen Klag Ryan, from Maple West Elementary in the Williamsville School District explains different principles in 2 On Your Side's Homework Helper series.

Parents were asked to solve the same kind of problem their children will have to solve in the 8th grade – in the space of 15 minutes. Check out page 6 of this Common Core workbook to see the math ...

–Grade 4 word problem: Cindy says she found a shortcut for doing multiplication problems. When she multiplies 3 Ö 24, she says, “3 Ö 4 is 12 ones, or 1 ten and 2 ones.

One third-grade student's answer is reigniting the debate over Common Core standards. The student was asked to use the "repeated addition strategy" to solve the math problem 5x3, Business Insider ...

In three states that released preliminary common-core test scores in July, high school students failed to meet predictions for math proficiency. Did experts warn us this was coming?