Sentence examples for math grades and from inspiring English sources

One published in 2001 tracked 37 preschoolers and found that those who had more sophisticated block play got better math grades and standardized test scores in high school.

Though my math grades and test scores put me at or above the average engineering student, to survive in that environment as a triple minority, I knew that average was not enough.

At the high-school level, improvements in math grades and pass rates were similar in Deep Support and non-Deep-Support schools.

Greater availability of diverse, age-appropriate activities was associated with higher math grades and work habits in the classroom in Grade 3.

The availability of a diverse array of age-appropriate activities at the programs was positively associated with children's math grades and classroom work habits in Grade 3. Programming flexibility (child choice of activities) was not associated with child outcomes.

These results stand in contrast to the negative associations of available activities with boys' adjustment in Grade 1, when higher activities ratings were associated with poorer reading and math grades and poorer work habits.

We checked the stability of the academic variables by computing the correlation between the 2006 and 2010 scores for ELA grade 3 and 8 and for math grade 3 and 8.

States will still be expected to test students annually in reading and math grades 3 through 8 and at least once in high school, however they will be allowed to devise their own supposedly "challenging" academic standards.

Availability of a larger number of age-appropriate activities was linked to poorer reading and math grades, poorer work habits, and more behavior problems for boys.

In the second subsection, we investigate the effect of years since migration on three further outcomes: math grades, drop-out and whether the pupil takes the exam or not.

In this section, we present results on the effect of years since migration on three additional outcomes: math grades, drop-out and whether the pupil takes the exam or not.