High School Prpearation for College Calculus: Is the Story the Same for Males and Females?

Wade, Carol H.; Sonnert, Gerhard; Wilkens, Christian P.; Sadler, Philip M.

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Author

Wade, Carol H.
Sonnert, Gerhard
Wilkens, Christian P.
Sadler, Philip M.

Keyword

Gender
High School
Instructional Practices
College Preparation

Journal title

The High School Journal

Date Published

2017-01-01

Publication Volume

100

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12648/2201

Abstract

Usingdatafromthefirst national study on high schoolpreparationfor college calculus, the Factors Including College Success in Mathematics (FICSMath) project, this paper connects males’ (n53,648) and females’ (n52,033) instructional experiences from their high school precalculus or calculus course to their college calculus performance. A hierarchical linear model identifies several significant instructional experiences that predict college calculus performance. Our findings show that high school instructional practices affect college calculus performance similarly for males and females.

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