In summary, our data show a clear decline in the level of Michigan State University mathematics courses taken by Core-Plus graduates. The existence of that decline is statistically significant at any reasonable level. The decline in course level is accompanied by a decline in average grades for all but the very top students, as well as a decline in the percentages of those who eventually passed a technical calculus course. These trends occur in data that include students from a variety of communities. The data from individual high schools show that the timing of these declines corresponds precisely to the implementation of the Core-Plus program.
A Study of Core-Plus Students Attending Michigan State UniversityRichard O. Hill and Thomas H. Parker Thomas Parker
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Saturday, April 28, 2012
Core-Plus Students at Michigan State
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
adjacency, food matrix, snails, frogs, and so much more
This is the kind of thing that makes me glad I didn't major in math.
Just having a global understanding that these books stink is pain and suffering enough.
Cra*-Plus
Would Jim be considered to have mental retardation?
research-based
food matrix
Tuesday, September 25, 2007
research-based
"You know what research-based means, is if the world didn't implode, it succeeded."
Cra*-Plus
Would Jim be considered to have mental retardation?
research-based
food matrix
Cra*-Plus
Would Jim be considered to have mental retardation?
research-based
food matrix
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