Scholastic achievement
ANXIETY AND SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT OF MOROCCAN EFL COLLEGE LEARNERS
... on scholastic achievement and therefore, everyone who gets higher marks in the academic education achieves better position in life in ...Thus, scholastic achievement occupies a very important ...
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PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT AND SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT OF HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN RELATION TO GENDER AND RURAL/URBAN DICHOTOMY
... The tools for the present study were selected in a manner to achieve an optimum level of confidence by the investigator for the objectives of the study. Since the study principally contained two variables namely Parental ...
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SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT OF EDUCATIONALLY DEPRIVEDED CHILDREN AT PRIMARY STAGE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY
... However, no. of muslim teachers, home environment, parents education level indiated as positive factors for their scholastic achievement. Children from poor families are generally deprived of the ...
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A Study on Social Intelligence in Relation to Scholastic Achievement of Student Teachers of B.Ed. and TTI
... One of the chief defects of the present system of education is that the talents of the individuals are not being appropriately harnessed. It is unusual to find out pupils who know enough about themselves, to plan their ...
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Impact of Attitude of Teacher on the Scholastic Achievement of Students at the Secondary School Level
... education level is perhaps the most defining moment of the school life where students metamorphose from the caring environment of the elementary education to the carefree environs of the senior secondary ...
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STUDY HABITS AND SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT OF MALE AND FEMALE KASHMIR UNIVERSITY STUDENTS A COMPARATIVE STUDY
... The scholastic achievement of the students was collected by giving them self-constructed information blank in which the students were askeds to give the aggregate marks of previous two ...and ...
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Trends in preschool lead exposure, mental retardation, and scholastic achievement: association or causation?
... This study shows that 1936-1990 preschool blood lead trends explain 65% of the 1948-2001 variation in USA mental retardation (MR) prevalence, 45% of the 1953-2003 variation in the average Scholastic ...
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Embedded Place Responsive Learning, Participatory Video and Scholastic Achievement in Northern Manitoba Adult Environmental Education
... Academic performance is a challenge confronting many postsecondary stu- dents in Northern Manitoba. As such, this study explores the role of situated (field-based) learning and participatory video in facilitating ...
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Class Size and School Climate as Correlates of Secondary School Students’ Scholastic Achievement in Itesiwaju Local Government Area of Oyo State, Nigeria
... Academic achievement of students especially at the secondary school level is not only a pointer to the effectiveness or otherwise of schools but a major determinant of the future of youths in particular and the ...
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SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE AND SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT OF HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN RELATION TO GENDER AND RURAL/URBAN DICHOTOMY
... The tools for the present study were selected in a manner to achieve an optimum level of confidence by the investigator for the objectives of the study. Since the study principally contained two variables namely Social ...
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MENTAL HEALTH AND SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT OF HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
... and scholastic achievement of higher secondary school students in relation to their gender and Rural/Urban ...and scholastic Achievement was obtained from the previous two years performance ...
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IMPACT OF EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING STRATEGIES ON SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT IN BIOLOGY
... With the recognition that science is more than just a subject at school, to impact knowledge and skills adopted from past approaches it has become very obvious that approaches aimed at integrating love learning and live ...
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Peer Effects and Scholastic Achievement: Regression Discontinuity Estimates Using the Age Sorting Criterion in the Composition of Classrooms
... Motivated by the scarce and still questionable evidences on peer age effects, the goal of this paper is to evaluate the impact of a class division policy based on homogeneity of age on the academic proficiency of 6 th ...
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FAMILIAL SITUATION AFFECTING SCHOLASTIC BACKWARDNESS
... causes. Scholastic Backwardness affects child’s education, achievements, self- esteem, employment and marriage ...society, scholastic under-achievement of children is a major concern among parents ...
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A cross national analysis of the relations between school choice and effectiveness differences between private dependent and public schools
... in scholastic achievement between public and private-dependent schools are relevant for nearly all developed countries, little cross- national research has looked into these differences in a comparative ...
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Emotional maturity and academic performance of adolescents
... academic achievement of boys and girls at secondary level” at ...academic achievement of the ...school achievement, on a sample drawn from class 10 students using survey ...decreased ...
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A Cross national analysis of the relations between school choice and effectiveness differences between private independent and public schools
... in scholastic achievement among schools is ...on achievement resides in the unknown and therefore, unmeasured selectivity involved in opting for a private school instead of a public ...
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... Therefore, parents would be responsible for arranging transportation for their students who are eligible to stay after school for a dance.. SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT.[r] ...
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Ethnic identity and scholastic effort: a multifaceted approach
... so frail to induce lower effort; the strength of this effect depends on children’s attach- ment to ethnic culture γ (see (6) in the Appendix). In this respect, Hirschman and Lee (2005) through empirical evidence argue ...
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Why and How to Promote Adolescents’ Prosocial Behaviors: Direct, Mediated and Moderated Effects of the CEPIDEA School-Based Program
... Regarding the beneficial role of prosocial behavior in promoting positive developmental outcomes, empirical evidence has corroborated that prosocial adolescents show better peer relationships compared with their less ...
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