The shift to Common Core is still rolling in at most high schools, with teens caught midstride in the traditional algebra-geometry path allowed to finish their journey, while incoming classes start ...

For decades, generations of Americans took the same basic high school math track. Algebra. Geometry. Algebra 2. Now, school districts across the country are overhauling their approach, combining ...

Next year, Nashville public schools will begin the transition from teaching Algebra I, Geometry, and Algebra II to teaching integrated math courses, which weave together concepts from each discipline.

Georgia high schools could be ending their love-hate relationship with integrated math next year. School districts had the state's blessing this year to dump integrated math, a controversial method of ...

Integrated math was considered the saving grace for Georgia students, and then their downfall. With the new state Superintendent intent on making the accelerated curriculum an option for school ...

Integrated math involves the blending of many math topics, such as algebra, geometry, and statistics, into a single course. U.S. math courses have traditionally been separated into year-long courses ...

This year Ramona High School implemented a new way to teach ninth grade mathematics called “Integrated Math.” This Common Core based teaching method mainly focuses on algebra but also teaches pieces ...

Nearly 85 percent of Georgia teachers participating in a recent survey said they would rather use the traditional algebra-geometry-algebra 2 pathway for high school math than the integrated model the ...

In moving to the Common Core State Standards this year, California school districts had to choose between serving up high school math as one big stew or as the curricular equivalent of separate ...

In 2008, Georgia public schools implemented an integrated math curriculum for incoming ninth graders such as Cora Berrian, now a junior at Northeast High School. “Looks can be deceiving. When you see ...

About a year ago I wrote an article asking the question “Integrated Math: Is it working?” This is a follow-up to tell Ramona residents the answer to that question. In short the answer is a resounding ...