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Eighth-grade students at Wilson Middle School in San Diego sit at a classroom table. National test scores show that eighth graders in nearly every state across the nation, including California, saw ...

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A fast-growing Downtown Pittsburgh edtech company says it uses artificial intelligence in its tools to supplement kids’ learning experiences, not replace them. Carnegie Learning is a K-12 education ...

A large-scale study in Turkey found that high school students using unrestricted generative AI for math practice performed worse on independent exams than peers who did not use AI. While AI boosted ...

The ed-tech company Discovery Education will expand its global reach to include data analytics and professional development tools for math and reading classes, company officials announced Tuesday.

AI learning tools will be introduced to undergraduate physics and math courses this fall. The Artificial Intelligence and Math Skills program, a two-year project aiming to decrease learning ...

MathGPT.ai(TM), an emerging provider of responsible and accurate, instructor-led AI learning platforms and products for higher education institutions, has introduced a comprehensive suite of platform ...

Math is a struggle for too many students in high school and junior high. And some of the most effective solutions, such as individualized tutoring, are expensive and difficult to scale. But what if ...