Sentences with phrase «particular math problem»

This shows that the students understand the concept instead of that particular math problem.

If your child is struggling with a particular math problem and you can't seem to help, he can turn to the popular Dr. Math instead.

Here's the thing: The Common Core standards don't specify the use of curricula, textbooks, workbooks or lesson plans — let alone particular math problems.

Not exact matches

«I had offered this problem to graduate students before, but nobody wanted to tackle it because it requires a particular combination of high - level math, computer science and molecular biology.

On this particular fall day, 16 students are getting traditional in - person instruction in Algebra I from teacher Wendy Chaves; roughly the same number are doing math problems online; and still others are gathered in clusters of four tutoring each other.

An example of a non-abstract soft skill is a particular student working hard on challenging math problems during the first quarter reporting period in Mrs. Thomas» fifth grade class.

She started as a math teacher and recalls that students were often confused when they learned theory first (finding the size of a particular area, for example) and then were asked to apply it to word problems about the real world.

A former middle and high school math teacher, Star's research has explored the development of flexibility in mathematical problem solving, with flexibility defined as knowledge of multiple strategies for solving mathematics problems and the ability to adaptively choose among known strategies on a particular problem.

In particular, he will provide math content expertise, supervising the development of learning assessments and the mathematics problem - solving curriculum.

It warns that this causes particular problems in some shortage subjects in secondary school, including physics, maths and computing.

The math standards, in particular, have caused outrage across the country as parents have grappled with confusing homework and garbled word problems labeled Common Core.

In a self - contained class, a teacher assigns 5 multi-step math problems, 5 English problems, 10 spelling words to be written 3x each, and 10 science definitions on a particular night.

And growing numbers of classrooms feature a bank of computers, where students work on reading or math problems that are, in theory, aligned to their particular needs.