Sentence examples for comparison skill from inspiring English sources

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Growth in non-symbolic comparison skills predicted math fluency in first grade.

Results furthermore reveal symbolic comparison skills as the most important predictor of mapping skills and basic math achievement.

Multivariate latent growth curve models show an interrelation between (the development of) non-symbolic and symbolic comparison skills.

The overall goal of the present study is to gain insight in numerical skills, that is non-symbolic and symbolic comparison skills, as precursors of mapping skills and basic math achievement of children within a longitudinal design.

Over two and a half years, 671 kindergartners (mean age 4.6 years at the start of the study) were assessed on non-symbolic and symbolic comparison skills at six time points, and on their basic math achievement (divided into math fluency and math reasoning), and mapping skills at the end of first grade.

Students also improved tree comparison skills.

Again, this suggests that non-symbolic number comparison skills and symbolic counting/number knowledge develop in isolation between 4-8 years of age.

Similarly, the correlation between maths performance and symbolic number comparison skills at age 6-8 [ 15, 62] may illustrate the importance of establishing links between symbolic numbers and referents at this particular age.

We found after further analysis of our data that in this comparison, skills with e-module preparation were more often tested first than skills with text based preparation and hence, these latter skills had a somewhat higher probability of not being completed by a student because of lack of time, which might result in poorer performance.

By comparison, a skill can be described as "know-how" or implicit knowledge [ 19].