ON GENERAL ANALYSIS OF TIMSS INTERNATIONAL ASSESSMENT PROGRAM
Keywords:
TIMSS international thinking program, cognitive thinking, logical thinking, geometric and geometric shapes, algebraic expression, facts and probability, fractions, equations and inequalitiesAbstract
The article examines the TIMSS international assessment program and explains how mathematics relates to economics, finance, and, in addition, computing technology and our technologically advanced and worldwide data coverage software. Also, the percentages of the topics covered in the fourth and eighth grades were given and a general analysis was given.
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