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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Curriculum tracks"”.
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High School Curriculum Tracks as Determinants of Post-Secondary Outcomes: A Study of Track Mobility and Its Effects
… system that does not allow for movement among tracks is not only morally unjust, but also unfit educational practice in a democratic country based on a capitalist, free-market economic system that aims to reward individual effort and accomplishment. This study analyzes the effect that mobility …
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The Role of Executive Functions in Mathematics and Physics Achievement in Secondary Schools: A Comparative Study of 15- to 17-year-old Students Across Science and Humanities Curriculum Tracks
… compared students from science and humanities curriculum tracks. This integration forms the crux of this investigation, setting it distinctly apart from existing studies. Structural equation modelling in a sample of 15- to 17-year-old students (*N* = 403, *M<sub>age</sub>* = 15.78 years, …
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(Mis)communicating postsecondary opportunities through diploma policies: A content analysis of Louisiana public high school websites
… CTE graduation pathway and the implementation of curriculum tracks through high school track-shifting policies. Two research questions guided this study: 1) To what extent do diploma policies listed on high school websites in the Louisiana Acadiana region describe the actual postsecondary …
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The Impact of Tracking on Student Achievement: A Multilevel Growth Model
… the process of sorting students into different curriculum tracks, such as academic, general or vocational, based on student's abilities, interests, and needs. Ability grouping pertains to academic subjects and is the process of placing students with similar skills and abilities into levels, such …
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Curriculum Track And Its Influences On Predicting High School Dropout Likelihood
… dropouts at individual and school levels. Curriculum track choice, or high school course-taking sequence, defines students' schooling career and ultimately the post-secondary path that they choose (Plank, DeLuca, & Estacion, 2008). Scholars have debated on various outcomes related to …