How Math and Reading Are Bolstered in 3-D Science Class.

When students practice 3-D science, math and English Language Arts (ELA) skills improve. The 2022 National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) reveals these scores declined in grades 4 and 8. Research proves that when students practice 3-D science, math and ELA scores improve. 

Read how math and ELA recovery can develop when students participate in a high-quality science curriculum such as OpenSciEd. English Language Learners (ELLs) also benefit from peer interactions in 3-D science classes. 

In 3-D science, students can build math and ELA skills when they:  

• Construct explanations and design solutions 
• Engage in scientific argumentation 
• Share their thinking for mid-point and summative assessments 
• Communicate information and ideas 
• Work with large data sets to identify patterns