Based on National Assessment of Educational Progress data in North Carolina, the average math and reading scores have declined for fourth and eighth grade students since 2019. However, between ...

Large language models have demonstrated remarkable problem-solving capabilities and mathematical and logical reasoning. These models have been applied to complex reasoning tasks, including ...

Mathematical reasoning demands numerical operations and logical problem-solving, while symbolic reasoning involves rule-based manipulations, such as emulating formal logic or deducing relationships ...

KAG is a logical form-guided reasoning and retrieval framework based on OpenSPG engine and LLMs. It is used to build logical reasoning and factual Q&A solutions for professional domain knowledge bases ...

The o3 model excels in tasks that demand step-by-step logical reasoning ... planning and reasoning through tasks, then performing intermediate steps to assist in problem-solving.

Illinois eighth grade students outperformed national averages in reading, math. Fourth grade, eighth grade, and the 12th grade are tested, but the 12th grade results have not yet been released.

Its fourth graders led the country in reading progress, and the state climbed to its highest national ranking. Overall, Louisiana ranked 32nd in the assessment known as “the nation’s report card,” ...

Over the same period, eighth graders held steady in reading and math as scores nationally dropped.Mississippi is one of only 13 states with gains in fourth-grade math, which is the only subject and ...

As a whole, New York was one of 15 states to see their fourth grade math scores rise last year. One state saw scores fall and 37 saw no significant change, according to the NAEP data. The National ...

LLMs, such as the generative pre-trained transformer version 4 (GPT-4 ... solving complex problems. LLMs leverage large datasets and advanced machine-learning techniques to understand context, ...

In 2019, the CSU Chancellor’s Office proposed requiring a fourth year of high school math, or a quantitative reasoning class, for freshman admissions to better prepare future students. Had the board ...