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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Grade progression"”.
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Predicting grade progression within the Limpopo Education System
… and NaïveBayes, were used to predict learners’ grade progression. These were compared using several evaluation metrics and HoeffdingTree outperformed AdaboostM1 (Decision Stump) and NaïveBayes. When the final HoeffdingTree model was applied to the test datasets, the performance was exceptionally …
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Challenges of grade progression and promotion in outcomes based education among educators of grade ten learners in the Western Cape. a case study of Emmerose secondary school
… the high failure and drop-out rates in Grades 10 and 11. In this study the problem of grade progression and promotion in Outcomes- Based Education (OBE) in a mixed low, middle and working-class school is addressed. The main question arising from this problem concerns the high promotion …
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Formation of children's human capital in Kenya: The role of teachers, private schools and the family
… time and teacher classroom practices on grade 4 language and maths test scores. Our results show that a one standard deviation increase in the teacher's knowledge in language (maths) increases student test scores by 0.075 (0.126) of a standard deviation in language (maths). An additional …
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Knowledge Level of Adolescents About HIV and AIDS in a Frontier Community
… concluded that knowledge level increased with grade progression and females were more knowledgeable than males. The majority of HIV questions were answered correctly implying that a .high level of knowledge existed among most adolescents. Questions asked regarding HIV transmission (specifically …
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Strengthening the performance of progressed learners in Grade 12 at Vhembe East District
… learner refers to learner who has failed Grade 11 twice and cannot be kept in this grade but must be permitted to go to Grade 12. Moreover, progressed learners are learners who do not meet the pass requirements and find themselves repeating the grade and who are likely to stay in a phase …
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Essays on child labour and schooling in Ghana
… in the probability of a child falling behind in grade progression by 1.4 percentage points. The second paper estimates the impact of Ghana’s Livelihood Empowerment Against Poverty (LEAP) cash transfer programme on schooling outcomes (enrolment, attendance hours, repetition and test scores) and …