Mathematics and Quantitative Reasoning

Student Outcomes:

• The student should be able to use mathematical expressions that are involved in real applications, and to use these expressions to solve applied problems.  This includes writing mathematical expressions to represent relationships, and interpreting what a mathematical expression represents.

• The student should be able to determine whether problem solutions are reasonable, and to estimate the numeric value of a solution.

• The student should be able to recognize patterns and to use inductive reasoning.
  

• The student should be able to interpret graphs of various types and to represent data and relationships visually.

• The student should be able to understand the relationships between numbers, and should develop a “number sense”.

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