Math fluency requires more than just memorizing facts and procedures, but also knowing how and when to use them.

A scientific review finds that children build the strongest math skills through a blend of conceptual understanding, ...

New research shows that children learn math fluency best through a balance of timed practice, conceptual reasoning, and classroom discussion.

A new report shows that children learn arithmetic most effectively when instruction combines conceptual understanding and timed practice.

For elementary-aged students, math focuses on building a strong foundation in ... “You need procedural fluency—you really do want kids to quickly know that three plus seven is ten.