Sentence examples for trends in math from inspiring English sources
International trends in math and science among fourth- and eighth-grade students show that in math, for example, among fourth-graders, the bottom four nations out of 36 were Tunisia, Kuwait, Qatar and Yemen.
The achievement gap between white and minority students has not narrowed in recent years, despite the focus of the No Child Left Behind law on improving the scores of blacks and Hispanics, according to results of a federal test considered to be the nation's best measure of long-term trends in math and reading proficiency.
Undoubtedly, homework is a global phenomenon; students from all 59 countries that participated in the 2007 Trends in Math and Science Study (TIMSS) reported getting homework.
One way to interpret the trend in math test results from fourth to eighth grades is that students seem to fall further behind in math as they advance from grade to grade.
In this Outlook, I focus on trends in high school math, an area of critical national need, and one that has been a focus of national policy for decades.
Producing positive trends in preparedness, reading and math scores, and graduation rates, the proven success of Strive has compelled communities across the country to sign on.
* The earliest dates for ELL trends in NAEP main are 1996 in math and 1998 in reading.
Overall, the results in large cities across the country largely reflected national trends: Students are showing more improvement in math than reading, and eighth-grade performance is roughly flat.
Did you know that NAEP scores in 4th and 8th grades in math and reading have trended upwards for most of the past 30 years--not by a little, but a lot?
As the students progressed across the lower secondary transition, the attainment value in math showed a steeper decreasing trend in students with high levels of externalizing problems compared to the declining trajectory of students without such problems.
In 2007 the average scores in science and math according to TIMMS (Trend in International Math and Science Study) assessment for 8th graders ranked 9th in math behind Russia, England, and Hungry.
