Sentences with phrase «decline in scores»

Although there wasn't an extreme decline in scoring, the average game in the following year had 5.9 goals.

There are more declines in scores than statistically significant gains in that first chart - some states more lost than others, but a lost decade nationally.

This is the first recorded decline in scores since the assessment started being administered in 1990.

That improvement stands in contrast to that of other states: If one subtracts the number of significant declines in scores from the number of significant increases in the individual states, the average state experienced a statistically significant increase on only one NAEP exam during this period.

The Index also uncovered recent global trends, including a significant decline in criminal justice worldwide: 20 countries showed a significant decline in their score over last year, while none of the 99 countries in the Index demonstrated significant improvement.

(And even this 29 percent average masks a sharp decline in his scores over that period.)

T - Mobile fraud is investigating but I don't know how to find if this T - mobile fraud is what is causing the huge rapid decline in my scores but I need professional advice.

«So far his attempts to address the concerns of his voters have resulted in a further polarization of U.S. politics, resulting in a decline in the score for social cohesion in the 2017 Democracy Index.»

While the Common Core states did underperform other states on average, even the Common Core states experienced a decline in scores in 2015, suggesting that Common Core was not the cause of the broad general decline in scores.

None had a decline in scores.

«While progress on the NAEP continues to vary among the states, all eight states that had implemented the state - crafted Common Core State Standards at the time of the 2013 NAEP assessment showed improvement in at least one of the Reading and / or Mathematics assessments from 2009 to 2013 — and none of the eight states had a decline in scores.

The raw NAEP results can not tell us whether a particular policy caused any improvement or decline in the scores.

She understands that the test is still new and unfamiliar to teachers and students, but the decline in scores is a tough sell when it comes to her children.