Mathematics Achievement in U.S. High Schools from an International Perspective
Kenneth J. Travers, Curtis C. McKnight, John A. Dossey
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Kenneth J. Travers, Curtis C. McKnight, John A. Dossey
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Performance of U.S. students on international tests of math ematics achievement continues to lag, say these authors, who review the results of a study conducted by the International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement.
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Performance of U.S. students on international tests of math ematics achievement continues to lag, say these authors, who review the results of a study conducted by the International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement.
Key concepts: Mathematics education, Perspective (graphical), Academic achievement, Student achievement, Achievement test, Psychology, Standardized test, Pedagogy