Sentence examples for changes in math from inspiring English sources

A panel he appointed recommended changes in math instruction last spring, and he said yesterday that despite the budget constraints, most superintendents had detailed plans to carry out some of those ideas this year.

Former Chancellor Harold O. Levy hired McKinsey & Company in 2001 to recommend ways to shrink the central school administration, and in the early 1990's, former Chancellor Joseph A. Fernandez appointed "working groups" of experts to recommend changes in math, reading and science instruction.

B1 EDUCATION Changes in Math Standards New York State's education commissioner said that the state would loosen the demanding testing requirements it had imposed for high school graduation, after a report found that the state's effort to carry out rigorous math standards was deeply flawed.

We used regression models to explore whether spatial test performance would predict changes in math accuracy.

Additional research examining developmental differences across targeted changes in math performance with spatial training is needed.

This model indicates that as pre-test math accuracy increases the change in math accuracy decreases, as there is less opportunity for gains, but as change in Paper Folding accuracy increases changes in math accuracy increases (Fig. 11).

This prediction was only partially born out; Paper Folding performance predicted change in math performance and change in math problems involving spatial thinking.

Students' predicted change in math accuracy was equal to 23.62 (intercept) − 0.39 (pre-test math accuracy) − 1.06 (grade).

As predicted, change in performance on one of the spatial measures significantly predicted change in math performance.

Fig. 11 Percent change in math accuracy by pre-test math accuracy (left), grades (center), and change in Paper Folding accuracy (right), with regression lines.

Another regression model used change in accuracy for the three spatial tests (fixed effects) and pre-test math accuracy (fixed effect) to predict change in math accuracy.