study examines students ’ California Standards Test (CST) results in grades 7 through 11, aiming to reveal who took the CST for Algebra I in 8th grade and whether the increase has led to a rise in students ’ taking higher-level mathematics CSTs and an improved performance in following years. Results show that the pipeline of 8th-grade algebra and following years ’ higher-level mathematics CSTs has a significant leak in it. Furthermore, the longitudinal analysis reveals that 9th-grade stu-dents have a 69 % greater chance of succeeding in algebra if they passed the CST for General Mathematics in 8th grade compared to those who failed the CST for Algebra I
This study was concerned with algebra readiness. The policy of the Stockton Unified School District,...
Title from first page of PDF file (viewed Dec. 9, 2011)Committee members: Brian R. Lawler (chair), C...
Background/contextAcross the United States, secondary school curricula are intensifying as a growing...
study examines students ’ California Standards Test (CST) results in grades 7 through 11, aiming to ...
2012-04-30The California Department of Education (CDE) has long asserted that success Algebra I by G...
This research examined the academic success rate of exiting eighth grade students in the state of Ca...
Since 2003, California has enacted a policy through its education accountability system that encoura...
2013-07-26The No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 has put many schools under a lot of pressure to meet ...
UnrestrictedThis study examined predictors of success in eighth grade Algebra and the consequences o...
The United States is in the midst of an effort to intensify middle school mathematics curricula by e...
2014-04-24Algebra for All policies in California were designed to open the barriers to the courses t...
How will the adoption of the Common Core State Standards influence expectations and practices for pr...
Since the late 1800s, testing has been a part of education. Supporters claim testing encourages obje...
Summary: The state of California adopted new math standards in 1997, featuring a more focused mathe...
The California State University (CSU) measures freshman preparedness for college level math (math) w...
This study was concerned with algebra readiness. The policy of the Stockton Unified School District,...
Title from first page of PDF file (viewed Dec. 9, 2011)Committee members: Brian R. Lawler (chair), C...
Background/contextAcross the United States, secondary school curricula are intensifying as a growing...
study examines students ’ California Standards Test (CST) results in grades 7 through 11, aiming to ...
2012-04-30The California Department of Education (CDE) has long asserted that success Algebra I by G...
This research examined the academic success rate of exiting eighth grade students in the state of Ca...
Since 2003, California has enacted a policy through its education accountability system that encoura...
2013-07-26The No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 has put many schools under a lot of pressure to meet ...
UnrestrictedThis study examined predictors of success in eighth grade Algebra and the consequences o...
The United States is in the midst of an effort to intensify middle school mathematics curricula by e...
2014-04-24Algebra for All policies in California were designed to open the barriers to the courses t...
How will the adoption of the Common Core State Standards influence expectations and practices for pr...
Since the late 1800s, testing has been a part of education. Supporters claim testing encourages obje...
Summary: The state of California adopted new math standards in 1997, featuring a more focused mathe...
The California State University (CSU) measures freshman preparedness for college level math (math) w...
This study was concerned with algebra readiness. The policy of the Stockton Unified School District,...
Title from first page of PDF file (viewed Dec. 9, 2011)Committee members: Brian R. Lawler (chair), C...
Background/contextAcross the United States, secondary school curricula are intensifying as a growing...