The Wall Street Journal reported that American students had lower-than-expected test scores in math and reading subjects this fall

The Wall Street Journal 강남텐프로 reported that American students had lower-than-expected test scores in math and reading subjects this fall. A report released by Renaissance, a U.S. online test program company, showed that it took at least 12 weeks on average for fifth and sixth graders in the U.S. to keep up with expected levels in math this fall. 강남텐카페 Fourth and seventh and eighth graders were also found to be 11 weeks behind expectations in math subjects, while second and third graders needed 4 to 7 more weeks. Renaissance was based on the results of an online math test of 2 million students 강남가라오케 at 4,400 schools across the U.S. from August to mid-October.