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Download full textNicholas Shaver; Anna DeJarnette – The Mathematics Educator, 2024
This study was guided by the question, how do we understand the multiplicative reasoning of upper high school students and use that to give insight to their performance on a standardized test? After administering a partial ACT assessment to a class of high school students, we identified students to make comparisons between low and high scoring…
Descriptors: High School Students, Mathematical Logic, Standardized Tests, Scores
