math造句
61. A good student, particularly in subjects like math and science, he spends hours in his room doing homework and reading.
62. I was talking to a girl in my class about the math homework.
63. Our family calendar has also become a forum for math talks.
64. But it all went wrong when, some 15 years ago, he flunked math and didn't get into college.
65. In life -- as in math -- the key to solving any problem lies in the clear and proper identification thereof.
66. Do the math: Some 2, 250 shows by his own account.
67. Half of the high school mathematics teachers in California are said to lack even a minor in math.
68. Relative weaknesses existed in spelling and math computation that were average for his age.
69. Back at Central Park East yet another team of kids is tackling a complex math problem.
70. He's a normal 11-year-old kid, but he has a flair for math.
71. For example, difficulties with certain kinds of math problems are often related to visual-spatial processing.
72. But subjects that are more abstract, such as scientific concepts or math, may cause them difficulties.
73. Materials and teaching practices may consist of commercial letter-of-the-week programs, math worksheets with accompanying workbooks, and mastery assessments.
74. It might appear to be a child-rearing problem or a personality problem, but it is really a math problem.
75. For example, Go Mental is a tic-tac-toe math game where you have to solve math problems to earn points.
76. And George and Jimmy and Sofia say, Sure, no problem, just do the math.
77. With this theme, I had a hard time working in math and science.
78. But she can also do the work she needs in order to eventually comprehend what this math equation truly means.
79. Math books, unlike any you have ever seen before, flip open.
80. In the evening, he felt useless and frustrated in helping Mark complete spelling and math assignments.
81. And it was true that accredited math teachers were in short supply.
82. The Eisenhower grant, established in the 1950s, is aimed at improving education in science, math and technology.
83. Go to your room and do your math homework before you start watching TV.
84. They had a solid foundation in reading, writing, math, and other core skills.
85. But give them a math problem, and they wander around the room, daydream, or fidget.
86. Most certainly: they do better than national averages on the math tests given at the high school.
87. Y., a Long Island University math professor, pointed out that saving is often not so simple.
88. Start doing the math, adding up the numbers and you wind up drowning in a sea of them.
89. At least, he said, he could focus on his other math class.
90. Hands-on activities, such as counting money to learn a math lesson, are carried out in every classroom.
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