Sentence examples for gateway success from inspiring English sources

Higher SAT math scores strongly predicted gateway course success prior to STREAMS and did not predict gateway success after the introduction of peer-cooperative learning support.

Since SAT scores, particularly SAT-Math scores, are often correlated with gateway course success, we will retain SAT-Math as an independent statistical control whenever course success is an outcome.

"Measuring," said President Bush, in a discussion of his No Child Left Behind law, "is the gateway to success".

Chancellor Klein, in the interview, disagreed, saying that the pass-rate was the more critical measure because it indicated proficiency, an important gateway to success.

Pre-implementation, demographic factor and SAT-Math scores were significantly correlated with gateway course success.

Table 8 Logistic regression coefficients with dependent variable gateway course success (B– or greater).

Table 8 displays the results of logistic regressions of gateway course success against demographics and SAT scores.

This finding suggests that the mechanism by which this peer-cooperative learning enhanced STEM retention is by removing the mediating effect of SAT scores on students' gateway course success.

The rising tide has indeed "lifted all boats": both of these quartiles saw an average increase of one-half letter grade and approximately an 11 percentage-point increase in gateway course success rate and STEM retention rate.

Post-implementation, SAT-Math scores are no longer significant predictors of gateway course success Factor Coefficient B Significance p Odds Ratio 95% CI Pre-implementation Nagelkerke r 2 = 0.165   Demographics 0.442 0.028 1.56 1.05–2.31 SAT-Math (std).

This suggests that the significant mediating effect that SAT-Math scores had on gateway course success (and consequently on STEM retention) prior to implementation is no longer significant post-implementation.