Mathematicians and statisticians have diverse opportunities, from analyzing data and applying mathematical and statistical techniques to solving real-world problems in business, engineering, ...

Math instructors see math anxiety all the time and are ready to help bridge the gaps between student misconceptions and how math is applied to solve problems in the workplace. Donovan encourages ...

A new study finds that high school students identify more with math if they see their math teacher treating everyone in the class equitably, especially in racially diverse schools. While the ...

As children make the transition from finger-counting to retrieving math facts from memory, their brains begin to change, according to a new study from Stanford University.

The study finds life’s origin faces severe mathematical challenges. Chance alone may not be enough. A new study addresses one of science’s most enduring questions: how did life first arise from ...

The study hall sessions are Bridge to Math's main events during the school year, and its website features pre-made MATH 1410 and 1400 notes, according to College junior and Director of Bridge to Math ...

The study, she said, may help researchers and educators understand the underlying causes of persistent math problems and identify the students who need the most intensive instructional support.

A new study from the University of Oxford found that applying electrical currents to certain parts of the brain improved a person's mathematical performance for up to six months.

UCLA researchers found that high school seniors who took math, whether statistics or calculus, were significantly more likely to enroll in a four-year college and return the following year.

But as it turns out, increasing math scores helps deliver stronger long-term returns for students — especially related to earnings — than improvements in reading scores and factors involving ...

Some captive elephants smash pumpkins for Halloween or create paintings. Others...do math? One Asian elephant is the star of a recent study on elephants' math-related cognitive abilities.

But math-anxious people chose easy math problems, despite the promise of greater reward, the study found. That held true regardless of their ability to get hard questions correct.