Sentences with phrase «as algebra»

If the job description requires special knowledge of a certain area of math such as algebra or statistics, mention your qualifications or experience in the intro to quickly alert the reader that you have the necessary skills to do the job.

Coach students in different fields of mathematics such as algebra, geometry, statistics, trigonometry etc

This section is sometimes known as the algebra aptitude test.

As to not getting something as simple as that algebra, one need only look as far as this pretzel logic to see the contortionist efforts that are made to convince oneself that somehow B > 0.

In math this year, students are not in ninth or 10th grade and are not taking a defined math course such as Algebra or Geometry.

Tiles are used as an algebra resource at any age.

In most state tests, «difficult» means testing student achievement in conventional academic subjects at an earlier age, such as algebra in grade 8.

She started her career in education as an algebra teacher at East Boston High School and as a 7th grade science teacher at Roxbury Prep Mission Hill.

We've collaborated with several states to develop custom curriculum - based exams in subjects such as Algebra, Geometry, Biology, and U.S. History.

The state also has been adding End - of - Course exams in subjects such as algebra and U.S. history and plans to add more subjects in the future.

«This is especially true in challenging, gateway courses such as Algebra which rely on students having a complete and thorough understanding of fundamental skills that will play a role in later math and science coursework.»

Get prepared for the challenge of high school with comprehensive summer courses such as Algebra, English I, and Biology.

In these countries, teachers might specialize in one course, such as Algebra I, and teach it only a few periods a day.

Passing core academic courses such as algebra and ninth - grade English is critical to success in high school.

The Center for Student Achievement, a division of the Arizona Charter Schools Association, released data showing that, in 2016, one out of every five eighth - grade students took a high - school level math course, such as Algebra I, Geometry, or Algebra II.

After determining that the math standards require an in - depth, integrated way of teaching the subject, the state will combine concepts such as algebra, geometry, and statistics into three new courses (Math 1, 2, and 3) at the high school level.

Yet, across the country, there are disparities in students» access to the full range of math and science courses, including such subjects as algebra, geometry, biology and physics.

Initially, Lizzie joined Summit Public Schools as an algebra teacher where she quickly fell in love with the dynamic nature of teaching and learning.

Furthermore, students who did not complete more - advanced math courses such as algebra or calculus were much more likely to drop out of high school or fail to earn a high school diploma.

Nationally, some mathematicians have criticized the Common Core for delaying coverage of certain topics, such as algebra, and said the math standards don't match up to those of high - performing countries such as Singapore.

Utilizing an innovative math curriculum, students master concepts in subject areas such as Algebra, Geometry, and Advanced Math.

Mini-lessons in this book are laser - focused on skills that students need from the Algebra 1 TEKS that support their work both in Algebraic Reasoning and, if necessary, to prepare for standardized tests such as the Algebra 1 EOC or college entrance exams that require Algebra 1 content.

For example: With an effective teacher the test scores on a mathematics course such as Algebra 1 would indicate those student who will fail in more advanced mathematics courses.

One theory for these low high - school completion rates is that failures in early courses, such as algebra, interfere with subsequent course work, placing students on a path that makes graduation quite difficult.

Additionally, though their sample was too small to establish causality, Schiess and Rotherham found that rural students are more likely than their urban peers to choose less - rigorous diploma options and to opt out of higher level math courses such as algebra II.

If we encourage problem solving at a primary school level, then students will be prepared for high school and able to deal with complex equations such as algebra when they get to them.»

The results indicated wide variation in spending by course, with some elective courses — including Latin, AP Spanish, and drafting — costing twice as much on a per - pupil basis as algebra, literature, and composition.

Probability is the main topic covered (listing outcomes, formula for total number of outcomes) as well as algebra topics such as expanding brackets, sequences, factorising and generalising formulae.

Vigdor's case is as elegant as algebra: Raise entry pay.

NAEP says that 8th graders, if proficient, «understand the connections between fractions, percents, decimals, and other mathematical topics such as algebra and functions.»

The state of Florida gave schools that opportunity when Governor Rick Scott signed a law in 2013 permitting MOOCs to be taken for credit in any subject where the state had an end - of - course exam, such as algebra and biology.

Not only was Colombino working full time as an algebra teacher at Salem High School in Salem, Mass., but he was also enrolled in a Ph.D. program at Boston College and a few months away from welcoming a second baby.

Years ago, she successfully lobbied for the physical disabilities departmentto offer more demanding courses such as algebra and physics, and for the school to offer late busing for her students so theycould stay for extra help or participate in clubs.

I am using this as an algebra starter with my year 6 class.

«One theory for low high - school completion rates is that failures in early courses, such as algebra, interfere with subsequent course work, placing students on a path that makes graduation quite difficult,» write authors Kalena Cortes, Joshua Goodman, and Takako Nomi in the article, «A Double Dose of Algebra,» which will appear in the Winter 2013 issue of Education Next and is now available online at www.educationnext.org.

It's about teaching advocacy as well as algebra.

What makes these school - to - career classes different is that students are learning core concepts, such as algebra and English composition, through the lens of their chosen field.

Many pupils in this age bracket lack skills in mental arithmetic, which hampers the development of skills in more abstract areas such as algebra.

When possible, have your teen take math courses such as algebra, geometry, and trigonometry.

As far as algebra and eye glasses... great, wonderful, good for you.

(Yeah, so I know this is a little unrealistic... but so is flying airplanes shaped as turtles and living among the Sioux Indians as an algebra teacher, which are also recurring dreams of mine.)

Not exact matches

What began as a handful of tutoring videos the former hedge fund analyst uploaded to YouTube to help his cousins with their algebra homework has since mushroomed into a massive digital classroom for the world.

They seem to learn things just as fast, but they're hitting walls in algebra class and chemistry class.

Whenever calculus is brought in, or higher algebra, you could take it as a warning signal that the operator was trying to substitute theory for experience, and usually also to give to speculation the deceptive guise of investment.

Unfortunately, rich valuations are unforgiving, as is simple algebra.

As the calculus was the description of the Cartesian order, the algebra is the description of the implicate order.

For example, in arithmetic the primitive entities are integers, in algebra they are the real numbers, in geometry (as conceived by Euclid) they are the point, the line, and the plane.

At the age of thirty he began A Treatise on Universal Algebra, which was published seven years later in 1898.5 His goal was to present both the old established and the new unconventional mathematics as part of a unified and, using his term, universal aAlgebra, which was published seven years later in 1898.5 His goal was to present both the old established and the new unconventional mathematics as part of a unified and, using his term, universal algebraalgebra.

Just as Euclidean geometry can be interpreted in terms of algebra and vice versa, Whitehead saw the new algebras as interpretable in terms of generalized mathematical spaces.

While Universal Algebra does have its moments, it is rich mathematically only insofar as Whitehead transcends the generality of his algebraic manifolds and deals in the specifics of Boolean algebra or Grassmannian manAlgebra does have its moments, it is rich mathematically only insofar as Whitehead transcends the generality of his algebraic manifolds and deals in the specifics of Boolean algebra or Grassmannian manalgebra or Grassmannian manifolds.