Grade 9 students in the province will be getting a mandatory math makeover that education officials expect will add up to better results and an improved learning experience in the core subject.

In its first major overhaul since 2005, Ontario’s Grade 9 math curriculum will be destreamed and modernized to include lessons on coding, data and financial literacy, the provincial government has ...

Ontario’s new Grade 9 math course, which will be the first to eliminate the practice of “streaming,” will involve more real-life applications of the subject and include lessons on financial literacy ...

Ontario's new Grade 9 math course, which will be the first to eliminate the practice of "streaming," will involve more real-life applications of the subject and include lessons on financial literacy ...

Grade 9 math will be the first subject to be destreamed in Ontario, starting in 2021 — meaning no more applied-level math classes that, if taken, leave teens with almost no chance of going to ...

Ontario’s ministry of education announced its reformed Grade 9 mathematics curriculum policy document last Wednesday — or rather, it air-dropped the written curriculum for a new de-streamed program ...

More than 40 per cent of Grade 9 public school students failed their math provincial achievement tests last year — bringing the state of math in Alberta to what parents are calling a “crisis.” ...

However, an overwhelming majority of Grade 9 students enrolled in applied math classes are failing to make the test’s provincial benchmark for acceptable performance.Almost two-thirds of the 2,786 ...

As public school trustees on Tuesday debated standardized test results showing more than 40 per cent of Grade 9 students failed their math exams last year, officials also confirmed that acceptable ...

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TORONTO - Ontario’s new Grade 9 math course, which will be the first to eliminate the practice of “streaming,” will involve more real-life applications of the subject and include lessons on financial ...