| TransMath Retrospective Evaluation with Middle School Students Over Two Years | |
| Change of FCAT Math Development Scale Scores (DSS) over two years of TransMath Implementation in Lee County, FL. | |
| In year two, by contrast, the TransMath students made statistically significant growth, gaining, on average, 158 DSS points. FCAT performance of TransMath students was also disaggregated by ethnic minority status and special program eligibility. All subgroups—including Free/Reduced Lunch (FRL), ethnic minority (i.e., nonwhite), Limited English Proficient (LEP), and Exceptional Special Education (ESE)—made statistically significant gains on the FCAT Math in Year 2, ranging from 144 to 186 points. | |
| TransMath Powerfully Impacts Performance | |
| Three middle schools in a large, urban school district in New Mexico found that within one year of implementation, pre- and post-test data clearly shows increased achievement. | |
Data shows students with learning disabilities scored higher in classrooms where:
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