Proficiency in the maths is necessary for basic citizenship, and essential to economic mobility and growth in our modern world. Post-Pandemic reports show a global math learning loss overall, which disproportionately impacts poor and marginalized populations, and the learning disabled. Join us as we share our latest European, Asian, and American efficacy studies highlighting the use of evidence-based and research-proven instructional strategies to address these learning deficits. You'll leave this session with an understanding of the following strategies to address struggling maths students: instructional approaches, learning strategies, digital tools and how best to adapt these to fit the needs of all your student populations.