Teachers level of professional competence in relation to students' mathematics performance.

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Alcala, Celsius

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ArticleDumaguete City Foundation Uiniversity, 2014Description: 74DDC classification:

Summary: A graduate thesis with an aim to find out the teachers level of professional competence in relation to students mathematics performance; reveals that there is a significant association between the students subject of interest and their mathematics performance; and those who prefer mathematics have higher performance than those who choose science and other subjects.

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A graduate thesis with an aim to find out the teachers level of professional competence in relation to students mathematics performance; reveals that there is a significant association between the students subject of interest and their mathematics performance; and those who prefer mathematics have higher performance than those who choose science and other subjects.

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