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Camas School District; Mathematics Curriculum, Student Learning Objectives K-8, Gregory C. Strohmaier Jan 1980

Camas School District; Mathematics Curriculum, Student Learning Objectives K-8, Gregory C. Strohmaier

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The Camas School District; Student Learning Objectives (K-8) is designed to help school district personnel comply with Washington State Student Learning Objectives Law RCW 28A.58.090, which requires that all school districts in the state of Washington develop student learning objectives in the areas of reading, language arts, and mathematics. This guide was developed to identify, clarify, and catagorize, sets of goals and student learning objectives which will improve students' learning opportunities in the area of mathematics, and at the same time provide direction for the classroom teacher.

This guide does not reflect all of the goals and objectives taught at …


Development Of The Minimum Competency Exam In Mathematics For The Hoquiam School District, John Daniel Descher Jan 1980

Development Of The Minimum Competency Exam In Mathematics For The Hoquiam School District, John Daniel Descher

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Two competency exams (Test A and Test B) were constructed and field tested on high school students in the Hoquiam School District. Individual results were compared to respective Stanford Achievement Test scores. Statistical analyses were performed to investigate population differences. Results from Test A were compared to results from Test B. Also, differences between performances of juniors and seniors were analyzed. A further statistical analysis was performed to compare performances between boys and girls.


Transformational Geometry Unit, Elizabeth Ann O'Neill Jan 1980

Transformational Geometry Unit, Elizabeth Ann O'Neill

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The study included the development and writing of a unit on transformational geometry which involved a holistic approach including the cognitive, psychomotor, and affective domains. This unit was taught to the eighth grade class in the Oakville School District in Oakville, Washington. The results showed support that the teaching of this unit was effective.