Sentence examples for gained math from inspiring English sources

Because the current study could not investigate students' transfer of potentially gained math skills in other subjects' classes, the questions on pre- and post-tests were chosen to be outside of robotics and in contexts more like everyday life.

Mohamed's arrest comes amid concerns that too few U.S. students are gaining the math and science skills they'll need for jobs in the tech sector.

His arrest comes at a moment when some of the world's most influential people — not only the leaders of Silicon Valley's biggest companies, but the President himself — have argued that there aren't enough U.S. students gaining the math and science skills that will get them jobs in the tech sector.

Since 2006, black and Hispanic students in New York City improved their scores by an average of 25 points in math and 15 points in English (closing the gap by six points and 11 points, respectively), while Roosevelt gained 14 points on math and declined six points in English.

What do you think might be gained — and lost — if math classes focused more on real-life situations?

It had been the dream of Ballmer's father, a Swiss immigrant who settled near Detroit and worked his way into management at Ford, that his son would attend Harvard, and after showing a gift for math, Steve gained admission.

STEM programs (which refer to studies in science, technology, engineering or math) have gained particular importance in the last five years as the need for a tech-savvy workforce grows at an exponential rate.

We've gained 7 points in math, mostly since 2005, and, while we're flat in English, on the last exam we were up 3 points, boding well for the future.

Researchers from Georgetown University have conducted multiple evaluations of the four-year-old preschool program in Tulsa over the last decade and found evidence of both short and long term gains, with the most persistent gains in math for the neediest children who are eligible for free and reduced price lunch.

Dogged by unprepared teachers, students made no significant gains on math and reading, and some positive gains to critical thinking and verbal fluency.

Schools in areas like Chicago still struggle to gain ground in math and reading proficiency to close the performance divide between black and white, Latino and Asian students.