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Health Indicator Report of Public Education - Math Proficiency

[http://newmexicocommoncore.org/pages/view/35/new-math-standards-68/ From New Mexico Common Core Standards:] In middle school, multiplication and division develop into powerful forms of ratio and proportional reasoning. The properties of operations take on prominence as arithmetic matures into algebra. The theme of quantitative relationships also becomes explicit in grades 6-8, developing into the formal notion of a function by grade 8. Meanwhile, the foundations of high school deductive geometry are laid in the middle grades. Finally, the gradual development of data representations in grades K-5 leads to statistics in middle school: the study of shape, center and spread of data distributions; possible associations between two variables; and the use of sampling in making statistical decisions.

The Percentage of 6th-Grade Students Scoring 'Proficient' or Above on a Standardized Math-Skills Assessment by County, New Mexico, 2015-2016


Notes

County-level data were calculated by identifying and summarizing records from all schools located within each county, based only on those schools' physical locations (disregarding their school-district affiliation). The compiled county data therefore may not accurately reflect the schools' students' actual county(ies) of residence.

Data Source

New Mexico Public Education Department, Jerry Apodaca Education Building, 300 Don Gaspar, Santa Fe NM 87501. Phone: (505)827-5800. Website: www.ped.state.nm.us.

Definition

The percentage of students who scored 'Proficient' or above on a standardized, grade-level assessment for math skills.

Numerator

The number of students who scored 'Proficient' or above on a standardized, grade-level assessment for math skills.

Denominator

The total number of students who completed a standardized, grade-level assessment for math skills.

Other Objectives

New Mexico Early Learning Indicator
Page Content Updated On 08/21/2017, Published on 08/29/2017
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Content updated: Tue, 29 Aug 2017 16:31:56 MDT