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Computer Aided Mathematics Instruction for Low-Achieving Students
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Differences in Bright Low-Achieving and High-Achieving Ninth Grade Pupils
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The Conversational Performance of Low Achieving and Normally Achieving Third Grade Children
… were identified by their classroom teacher as low-achieving students and twenty were considered to be normally achieving students. Subjects were selected from three regular education third grade classrooms within the same school. The children were from a predominantly working class community.
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The Influence of Children's Literature and Mathematics on a Low-Achieving Second Grade
… attitudes and mathematic achievement of low-achieving second grade participants. A sample population of 13 second grade participants was drawn from a class in a rural school district. The Elementary Math Attitude Survey was administered prior to, and after, the three-week study to …
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Low-achieving beginning readers: Early identification, and structural modeling of remedial reading effects
Early identification of first-grade and second-grade remedial reading students and the effects of remedial reading in early elementary grades were respectively investigated in three studies. These three studies used the database established by Meyer, Wardrop, and Hastings (1989) for a longitudinal …
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The Impact of After School Learning Centers on Low Achieving African American Elementary Students
… of Academic Progress achievement scores for low achieving African American elementary students. The researcher collected and analyzed Palmetto Achievement Challenge Test data administered in the Spring of 2008 from the state database and identified 419 African American low achieving fourth …
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The influence of a learning strategies programme on low achieving black secondary school students' academic achievement
… of a learning strategies pro!:,rramme on low achieving Black Secondary School students' academic achievement. From the review ofliterature and the empirical study it was concluded that the effective use of learning strategies have an influence on academic achievement defined as Grade Point …
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Case study on the journey of an elementary school labeled as a Persistently Low-Achieving School
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School Principal's Leadership Style and Teacher's Self-Efficacy in High and Low Achieving Schools in Chikankata, Zambia
… may be accounted for by leadership styles. High-achieving schools were more likely to have high transformational leadership styles and lower transactional leadership styles, suggesting that schools where principals use higher levels of transformational leadership and lower levels of transactional …
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Use of the PALS Test to differentiate between High Achieving and Low Achieving Fifth GradeStudents: A Validity Study
… 1964) would significantly differentiate between low achieving and hie;h achieving 5th-grade students. The basic design was the same basic design as used by Williams (1961), except that high achieving and low achieving students were used instead of acting-out and normal children. It was intended …
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The effects of group counseling on low-achieving and/or underachieving ninth graders participating in an alternative education program
… of control (both measured by the <i>SAM</i>) of low-achieving and/or underachieving ninth grade students in an interdisciplinary alternative educational program. participants in this study were 66 students in an alternative educational program called IMAGESS who were computer-assigned to either a …
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Characteristics of Home Environment of High and Low Achieving Grade Nine Pupils in Selected Basic Schools in Lusaka Urban District
… of home environment of both high and low-achieving grade nine pupils and assess which home characteristics had most positively and negatively impacted on their academic performance. In investigating these issues the study relied on life narratives of the respondents and empirical data. …
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Characteristics of Home Environment of High and Low Achieving Grade Nine Pupils in Selected Basic Schools in Lusaka Urban District
… of home environment of both high and low-achieving grade nine pupils and assess which home characteristics had most positively and negatively impacted on their academic performance. In investigating these issues the study relied on life narratives of the respondents and empirical data. …
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Teachers' Attitudes Toward Teacher Evaluation In High and Low Achieving Middle Schools As Measured By The Pennsylvania State System of Assessment
… Attitudes Toward Teacher Evaluation In High and Low Achieving Middle Schools Based on the Pennsylvania State System of Assessment. Several educational researchers (Darling-Hammond, 1986; Weber, 1987: Frels, Cooper and Reagan, 1996) have shown evidence that the effectiveness of teacher evaluation …
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The Relationship Between Ability Grouping and the Reading Scores of Low Achieving 3Rd Grade Students In High Poverty Urban Schools In Georgia
… Competency Test (CRCT) reading scores of low achieving students who are grouped by ability with low achieving students who are not grouped by ability. Four EIP grouping models used in this study were augmented, self-contained, reduced, and regular. The results of this study indicate that …
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The Effects Of An Education Recovery Team On Teacher Professional Practices, Collective Teacher Efficacy And Student Achievement In Persistently Low Achieving Schools
… Education. Data from the identified persistently low achieving schools was compared to pre and post-test over one school year to determine the effectiveness of the turnaround practices on the low achieving schools. Forty-one schools have been identified in the state as low performing; sixteen in …
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