Diversifying the pathways students take through high school and college mathematics has the potential to open avenues to college for more students. That’s why many of us support efforts to … More
Colleges and universities around the country have been reforming their mathematics requirements, rejecting the traditional one-size-fits-all mathematics courses in favor of a range of options that align with students’ fields … More
Administrative Intern – $22.00 an hour, 10 hours per week This internship is an opportunity to learn about education policy while support the Just Equations mission. Position Summary The Administrative … More
The recent debate over California State University’s well-intended proposal to require an additional quantitative reasoning (QR) course for admission highlights the challenges of efforts to bolster mathematics preparation. And the … More
Mathematics classes and tests—even more than other subjects— are regularly used to rank students and limit their future opportunities. The practice of tracking students into lower-quality course options with less … More
Why does high school calculus, generally AP Calculus, play such an outsize role in the access to competitive colleges? And should it? Clearly the reason for the dominance of Calculus … More
POSITION SUMMARY Just Equations (JEQ) seeks a Math Education Equity Fellow to help expand our cross-sector network and deepen support within the mathematics education community for evidence-based, equity-oriented math pathways … More
POSITION SUMMARY Just Equations (JEQ) seeks a National Policy Director to work with us to grow an informed and engaged cross-sector network to expand capacity for advancing evidence-based, equity-oriented, math … More