Focus on mathematics, including STEM, STEAM, and engineering-related topics.
What If Math is a reinvention of our mathematics curriculum. Today’s K–12 curriculum was defined in the year 1202 by Leonardo of Pisa to give merchants and traders a better system for doing their math. However, today computers do the algorithms for us, and business is no longer primarily about solving equations. Rather, business involves the use of spreadsheets and functional thinking.
Every smartphone, search engine, and AI model runs on a concept invented 1,200 years ago by a scholar working with pen, paper, and breakthrough logic. His name was Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi. In Latin, it became “Algoritmi.” His step-by-step method became the algorithm, the source code of the modern world.
The Baseball Hall of Fame Museum offers 15 baseball-themed curriculum components that provide interactive and meaningful learning engagement for students in grades 3–12. The curriculum features all the major subject areas, including science, technology, engineering, math, social studies, character education, the arts and humanities.
What do polygons sound like? What rhythms do different fractions make? The unique music tools in Polypad provide a whole new dimension for students and teachers to interact with mathematics.
Budding mathematicians will love the National Museum of Mathematics, or MoMath, an ode to math located right by Madison Square Park in New York City. Specifically launched to enhance public understanding and perception of mathematics, MoMath provides visitors with hands-on exhibits focusing on concepts such as kinetics, shapes, hyperboloids, fractals, and parabolas.
For more than 18 years, World Math(s) Day, the world’s largest online mathematics competition, has brought together millions of students in celebration of math learning. From record-breaking speeds in Live Mathletics to incredible displays of problem-solving skills, it’s a day where numbers truly unite us.
A project of led by the International Mathematical Union, the International Day of Mathematics (IDM) is an opportunity to explain and celebrate the essential role that mathematics and math education play in breakthroughs in science and technology—improving the quality of life, empowering women and girls, and contributing to the achievement of sustainable development goals.
Imagine a world where engineering is a household conversation in every community and where minority students can see themselves thriving as engineers.
Outdoor learning is increasingly being adopted to provide positive, healthful, and effective learning opportunities, improving the physical, emotional, and mental health of educators and learners alike. Outdoor learning also addresses other key social and environmental issues, such as the climate crisis, the rapid loss of biodiversity, nature-deficit disorder, and the obesity epidemic.
AI Math Coach is a planning, assessment, and instructional support tool developed by All Learners Network (ALN) for anyone involved in teaching K–5 mathematics. The tool serves as an instructional coach, answering questions about curriculum, improving lesson plans, and supporting students.