Quantitative Reasoning Distribution

• Realize that quantitative reasoning is based on axiomatic principles, definitions, and the theorems, and demonstrate the ability to use them.
• Attach meaning to abstract symbols and know when to use which symbol.
• Formulate patterns based on specific examples.
• Recognize and describe the appropriate model for a given concept or phenomenon.
• Recognize and apply the appropriate skill or process required in various contexts.
• Translate data to graphical representation.
• Interpret and make inferences from graphical and numerical data.
• Determine if conclusions or solutions are reasonable.

Symbolic Reasoning Distribution

• Realize that symbolic reasoning is based on axiomatic principles, definitions, and theorems, and demonstrate the ability to use them.
• Attach meaning to abstract symbols and know when to use which symbol.
• Formulate patterns based on specific examples.
• Recognize and apply the appropriate symbolic process required in various contexts.
• Translate data to graphical representation.
• Interpret and make inferences from graphical and numerical data.
• Determine if conclusions or solutions are reasonable.

Contributors: Barb Harras, Mary Hyatt, Ron Merchant, Don Willingham