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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"mathematical competencies"”.

  1. The Use of Algebra III as an Effectlve Means of Improving Mathematical Competencies For Marginally Successful Mathematics Students

    <p>The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of marginally successful math students taking a third year of algebra their senior year in high school. A questionnaire was administered to high school graduates who had taken Algebra III in their senior year and to graduates who had taken two …

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  2. The contribution of the authentic virtual, high-fidelity simulated and practice environment in supporting children's nursing students' competence development in medication dosage calculation problem solving

    … students’ numeracy skills, mathematical competencies and knowledge of pharmacology are vital in providing safe and effective patient care. However, research identifies a lack of medication dosage calculation competence amongst nursing students as well as registered …

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  3. Mathematical maturity for engineering students

    This dissertation presents four studies on the mathematical education of engineering students. The first study is a qualitative analysis of the beliefs of engineering faculty at a single institution regarding what constitutes “mathematical maturity” for engineering students. Faculty emphasized the …

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