Creating a family budget often feels harder than it should. Bills arrive at different times, expenses shift from month to month, and certain costs seem to appear out of nowhere. […] ...

People constantly use calculation and number sense in everyday life, often without even realizing it. For instance, it can ...

Math? Can I use it? Source: Roman Mager/Unsplash Parents and teachers have heard this question in many forums, “Will I use this math in “real” life?” This is a question that math teachers and parents ...

We use math everyday — from calculating tips at restaurants to baking a pie (not pi) to banking. It can start to feel like a bit of a slog doing all this basic adding and subtracting, so I invite you ...

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A controversial curriculum that many Palo Alto parents say won’t teach their children math fundamentals beat out its competitors and is headed to the Palo Alto Unified school board next month for ...

In a world where financial planning can be overwhelming, the term “Bezos Math” has emerged as a playful way to simplify budgeting concepts inspired by the spending habits of billionaire Jeff Bezos.

THE ISSUE: Whether new methods of teaching math provide sufficient education. Congratulations to The Post for running Michelle Malkin’s “Fuzzy Math Isn’t Cuddly” (PostOpinion, Nov. 28). It is a ...

Say you are a fourth-grader and your teacher asks you to divide 406 by 7. If you go to a school that uses the Everyday Mathematics curriculum, the problem will first be put in terms that any ...

Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily. Who says American education isn’t working? Via Slate, I just learned that our ...

While I am financially savvy, I’m also into some lighthearted spending logic. And if your math brain works anything like mine, we might agree on some things: anything less than $5 is free; it’s smart ...