Sentence examples for math fluency from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Two (Math Computation and Math Fluency) are widely used in Canada to help diagnose DD, and three (Letter-Word Identification, Word Attack, and Reading Fluency) are used to rule out reading disabilities.

This study compared consequence-and antecedent-based strategies to determine which treatments or combination of treatments produced the strongest improvements in math computation fluency with four elementary-aged students whose math computation was under the control of an escape contingency.

Responding to the demands of the Bush administration's No Child Left Behind law, with its emphasis on having every child demonstrate fluency in reading and math, as well as local demands to prep children for academic kindergarten study, teachers at Brick work letters and numbers into every session.

B.A., N.H.L. Requires working knowledge of international relations and ice-skating contortions, ability to distinguish a triple axel from falling on the floor sideways, a firm grasp of the numbers 1 through 6. Demonstrated fluency in decimal system and in much higher math, where two gold medals can equal one.

In math, it means emphasizing such things as learning fractions and fluency in arithmetic.

Other reported improvements included fewer substantive errors and more fragmentations on a text-reading task compare to control group [ 20], improved accuracy and fluency during reading and spelling [ 22], improvement in math computation performance over time [ 24], higher quiz scores and higher overall test scores for a computer study guide group compared to a lecture group [ 25].

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

By June, 90% had reached English fluency, and every student had reached or exceeded grade level for all other milestones in reading and math. .

WILLY (wildly): Math, math, math!