Across the country, artificial intelligence tools are changing the teaching profession as educators use them to help write quizzes and worksheets, design lessons, assist with grading and reduce paperw ...

The worksheet is wrong.' Later the father came back with an update after speaking to his son's 5th grade teacher. He wrote: 'Thanks everyone! It does seem the worksheet is indeed wrong.

However, officials said the most startling data from the report is the eighth grade math scores that continue to drop, even as spending has increased. Edunomics Lab Director Marguerite Roza ...

National data shows the average Maryland eighth grader is below proficiency in math and reading, scoring a 258 out of 500 in reading last year and a 268 in math. That’s according to the National ...

In applied mathematics, Grade 12 students scored an average of 59.1 in 2024 — higher than averages from 2016 to 2018, when results ranged between 56.6 and 58.1.

In 2024, Alaska’s fourth and eighth grade students showed no significant progress from two years ago in reading and math, continuing a general downward trend over the last 20 years.

Math proficiency scores dropped again among the state's 8th-grade students, according to the National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP), aka the Nation's Report Card, released late last month.

Illinois eighth grade students outperformed national averages in reading, math. Fourth grade, eighth grade, and the 12th grade are tested, but the 12th grade results have not yet been released.

In spring 2024, 30.5% of CPS students in third through eighth grade met proficiency standards in reading and 18.3% were proficient in math.

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Multiply exponential numbers? Solve a system of equations? Eighth graders in Maryland are supposed to know how to do all of that and more. But the latest round of state test scores shows that very few ...