Eureka Math

English language students must learn in math class as well as English class.  Our experienced math teachers offer strategies on how to help.  

Relationships between teachers and students and among students are key to math student success. Joe Roicki explains.

Our Joe Roicki explains how to help math students develop the key social-emotional learning skill of self-management.

To take the fear out of fractions, try conceptual understanding instead of quick procedural steps.

Math students need multiple strategies to solve problems. The number bond is a useful tool for addition problems.

For learning conceptual math, the more tools students have to draw on, the better.  A tape diagram is useful for the student toolbox.  

Students who presume they are no good at math need help developing a positive math identity.  Then, learning begins on the right foot.

Eureka Math strives to help students across the country develop a deep understanding of mathematics. Get the skills to support student achievement.  

View our free webinar to learn from an expert panel that includes Natalie Wexler, author of “The Knowledge Gap: The Hidden Cause of America’s Broken Education System—and How to Fix It”.