Results recently released from the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), also known as "the Nation's Report Card," indicate a historic low in math performance of 13-year-olds in the United States. As a matter of fact, math scores are the lowest they've been since 1990 — signifying that math tutoring is needed now more than ever!

Mathnasium CEO, Mike Davis, joined News Nation Now to discuss this concerning drop and how the pandemic has affected math learning for most students. Click the button below to watch the full interview and hear what he had to say.

Looking for ways to help your child get off on the right foot this school year? Boy have we got the blog article for you (and them)!

Cruise on over to our Number Sense Blog for some back-to-school tips that will help your child start strong, stay motivated, and continue to thrive throughout the school year.

We often get questions from parents and students about math-related topics. So we thought it would be fun to pose some of them to our expert team of educators in a feature we call "Ask Education!" 

In this edition of "Ask Education!," Minka P., one of our 2nd-Grade fans, asks about subtracting a big number from a small number.

Head on over to our Number Sense Blog to read the article and see how it can help you and your child become more familiar with the family of negative numbers!

Did you know that peacocks are math-y? It's true! One of the most beautiful displays in nature is when a peacock shows its array of iridescent feathers, known as the "train." Not only do these feathers develop in uniform repeating patterns, but they contribute to the overall bilateral symmetry of this impressive bird. If you were to draw a line down the middle of their large bodies, the left sides would be mirror images of the right. Isn't math in nature awe-inspiring?