Math standards are in constant movement. Common Core changed overall standards, but standardized tests have become harder in turn. The heavily debated measures of math have parents and teachers in agreement that math concepts are hard but required for higher education success. The larger question is how many maths are too many for high school students and how does it affect the dropout rate.
Are there too many math courses required in high school?
The other side of the argument is that standards should be lowered and the amount of maths taught in high school should be lowered. Some schools require up to four or five maths to graduate, including college level mathematics. What there is agreement on is that math does challenge the mind and real life application is the best approach in teaching math concepts but how many are too many?
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